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The qualifier 'knowingly' limits this protection to situations where Leonardo AI has actual knowledge that a user is a child, meaning inadvertent collection is not explicitly covered by this commitment.
Interpretive note: The excerpt contains a second independent proposition—that children are not permitted to sign up by themselves—which was not made the canonical claim. It is recorded here and in omitted_material.
Leonardo AI commits not to knowingly collect or solicit personal information from children, though the commitment is limited to knowing conduct.
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The qualifier 'knowingly' limits this protection to situations where Leonardo AI has actual knowledge that a user is a child, meaning inadvertent collection is not explicitly covered by this commitment.
Leonardo AI commits not to knowingly collect or solicit personal information from children, though the commitment is limited to knowing conduct.
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