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The updated terms establish new licensing provisions for customers who download and install software components (Licensed Materials) on their own systems. Under the revised terms, OpenAI grants a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to install and use Licensed Materials solely in connection with the Services, but customers may not modify, redistribute, or sublicense the materials. Upon termination of service, customers must permanently delete the Licensed Materials. Additionally, OpenAI introduced a new ChatGPT Sites feature for creating and publishing websites, with use governed by separate ChatGPT Sites Terms. You can review the ChatGPT Sites Terms via the referenced link to understand specific conditions for website creation and maintenance.
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The Services are intended for business use by corporate or business entities, and you agree that you will not use the Services for any personal or individual use.
"Frame" or "mirror" any part of our Services without Tinder's prior written authorization;
You agree that use of any Beta Services will at all times be subject to your compliance with the Beta Services Terms.
"You may access and use the Licensed Materials solely for the purposes of using the Licensed Materials with or connecting to the Services.Excerpt from OpenAI's Service Terms
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The clause states: “You may access and use the Licensed Materials solely for the purposes of using the Licensed Materials with or connecting to the Services.”
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