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Customer acknowledges and agrees that Cohere may monitor Customer's use of the Cohere API and that Customer will not block or otherwise interfere with Cohere's monitoring.
Customer is solely responsible for the implementation of the API as well as the installation, operation and maintenance of Customer's Application, including compliance of Customer's Application with all applicable laws, regulations and other third party requirements.
Subject to the Client's compliance with the terms and conditions of these Terms, Plaid hereby agrees that during the term of these Terms, the Client has the non-exclusive right to: (i) internally use the package of application programming interface materials provided by Plaid (the "API Package") sol...
"This includes the right to use OpenAI's API to integrate the Services into Customer Applications and to make Customer Applications available to End Users.Excerpt from OpenAI's Business Terms
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The clause states: “This includes the right to use OpenAI's API to integrate the Services into Customer Applications and to make Customer Applications available to End Users.”
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