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THE SERVICES AND ALL CONTENT, MATERIALS, AND AI-GENERATED OUTPUT ARE PROVIDED 'AS IS' AND 'AS AVAILABLE' WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ACCURACY, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT. TAB...
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"Our Platform and Services use generative AI and large language models. You acknowledge that: (a) AI generated content may be inaccurate, incomplete or inappropriate; (b) our Platform and Services are not intended to provide professional or expert advice; (c) you should seek independent professional advice before relying on any Output; and (d) we do not guarantee that any Output will be fit for your intended purpose.— Excerpt from Leonardo AI's Leonardo AI Terms of Service
1. REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The EU AI Act categorises certain AI use cases and imposes transparency and accuracy obligations on providers depending on risk classification. For general-purpose AI systems such as image and video generation, transparency disclosures about AI involvement are required. The FTC Act's prohibition on unfair or deceptive practices applies to the extent that disclaimer language may not fully insulate the company if outputs are systematically misleading. Australian Consumer Law's consumer guarantee provisions may limit the enforceability of blanket quality disclaimers in consumer contexts. 2. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. Broad AI disclaimer clauses are standard in generative AI platforms, but their enforceability in consumer contexts is subject to statutory consumer guarantees that cannot be contractually excluded. The disclaimer's breadth may face challenge in EU and Australian consumer contexts where mandatory quality guarantees apply. 3. JURISDICTION FLAGS: Australian Consumer Law provides consumer guarantees for services that cannot be excluded by contract, meaning the disclaimer may not fully apply to Australian consumers. EU consumer protection directives similarly impose minimum quality standards. UK consumer rights legislation provides comparable protections. In all these jurisdictions, the practical effect of the disclaimer may be narrower than the document asserts. 4. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Enterprise customers using AI outputs in regulated workflows (legal, medical, financial) should conduct independent validation of outputs and should not treat this disclaimer as permission to use outputs without professional review. B2B contracts should explicitly allocate risk for AI output reliance. 5. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Organisations integrating Leonardo.Ai outputs into customer-facing products should review whether their own terms adequately pass through or address AI accuracy limitations. The disclaimer should be assessed against sector-specific regulations in industries where the outputs may be used, including financial services, healthcare, and legal services.
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This disclaimer means that if an AI-generated output causes you harm, financial loss, or you rely on it as professional advice, Leonardo.Ai's position is that it bears no responsibility for those outcomes.
Users who rely on AI-generated outputs for professional, legal, medical, or commercial purposes do so at their own risk, as the terms explicitly disclaim any warranty that outputs will be accurate, complete, or fit for purpose. This limits recourse against Leonardo.Ai for output quality in most circumstances.
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