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The provision establishes the operational framework for AI content reliability expectations and defines the allocation of responsibility between the service provider and users. It establishes that Microsoft does not warrant the accuracy or safety of machine-learning-generated outputs as a material term of service.
Users operate under the requirement to independently verify AI-generated content and exercise judgment rather than relying exclusively on such outputs. The provision conditions Microsoft's liability by excluding responsibility for how users apply or depend upon AI-generated content, establishing user due diligence as a condition of service use.
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The provision establishes the operational framework for AI content reliability expectations and defines the allocation of responsibility between the service provider and users. It establishes that Microsoft does not warrant the accuracy or safety of machine-learning-generated outputs as a material term of service.
Users operate under the requirement to independently verify AI-generated content and exercise judgment rather than relying exclusively on such outputs. The provision conditions Microsoft's liability by excluding responsibility for how users apply or depend upon AI-generated content, establishing user due diligence as a condition of service use.
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