The Azure legal framework referenced by this hub covers AI-specific products including Azure OpenAI in Foundry Models, Foundry Agent Service, Microsoft Copilot, and related AI developer tools, which may be subject to additional or product-specific terms beyond the master Azure terms.
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AI services like Azure OpenAI and Copilot may carry distinct terms governing data use for model training, output ownership, acceptable use, and liability for AI-generated content that differ from standard Azure cloud service terms.
Interpretive note: AI-specific product terms are not reproduced on this index page; applicable terms for each AI service depend on separate product-specific agreements linked from the Azure legal hub, and their specific provisions regarding data use and output ownership require direct review.
Customers using Azure AI services should be aware that AI-specific product terms may govern how input data is processed, whether it may be used to improve models, who owns AI-generated outputs, and what restrictions apply to use cases; these terms may be separate from and in addition to the standard Azure service terms.
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AI services like Azure OpenAI and Copilot may carry distinct terms governing data use for model training, output ownership, acceptable use, and liability for AI-generated content that differ from standard Azure cloud service terms.
Customers using Azure AI services should be aware that AI-specific product terms may govern how input data is processed, whether it may be used to improve models, who owns AI-generated outputs, and what restrictions apply to use cases; these terms may be separate from and in addition to the standard Azure service terms.
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