If you connect other tools or services to Leonardo.Ai, the company is not responsible for anything that goes wrong with those third-party products — you take on that risk yourself.
Users who integrate third-party software with Leonardo.Ai bear sole responsibility for any harm, data loss, or service failures caused by those integrations — Leonardo.Ai explicitly disclaims all liability for third-party products, which is particularly significant for enterprise users building workflows that depend on multiple connected services.
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Compare across platforms →If a third-party integration with Leonardo.Ai causes you harm, data loss, or financial damage, you cannot hold Leonardo.Ai responsible — even if the integration was facilitated through their platform.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: This provision engages ACL (Competition and Consumer Act 2010) unfair contract terms provisions regarding allocation of risk in consumer contracts; EU Unfair Contract Terms Directive 93/13/EEC; GDPR Art. 28 (processor responsibility) where third-party integrations involve processing of personal data (Leonardo.Ai may retain controller status despite the disclaimer); and the EU Digital Services Act (Regulation 2022/2065) regarding platform liability for third-party services.
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