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"REPLICATE ENCOURAGES ITS CUSTOMERS TO ENSURE THAT OUTPUT GENERATED BY THE SERVICES ARE IN FACT NOT SUBJECT TO THIRD PARTY COPYRIGHT RIGHTS, BY HUMAN REVIEW IF NECESSARYExcerpt from Replicate's Acceptable Use Policy
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The clause states: “REPLICATE ENCOURAGES ITS CUSTOMERS TO ENSURE THAT OUTPUT GENERATED BY THE SERVICES ARE IN FACT NOT SUBJECT TO THIRD PARTY COPYRIGHT RIGHTS, BY HUMAN REVIEW IF NECESSARY”
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