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"If your AI Self operates on third-party platforms through authorized integrations, you are solely responsible for ensuring your AI Self's conduct complies with the terms, policies, and community guidelines of those platforms. Pika makes no warranty regarding your AI Self's compliance with third-party platform rules...Excerpt from Pika's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “If your AI Self operates on third-party platforms through authorized integrations, you are solely responsible for ensuring your AI Self's conduct complies with the terms, policies, and community guidelines of those platforms. Pika makes no warranty regarding your AI Self's compliance with third-party platform rules...”
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