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The clause operationally constrains permissible use cases by categorizing certain automated processing activities as outside the scope of authorized Service use. This establishes boundaries between permitted analytical uses and prohibited decision-making or data extraction workflows, which affects how customers can deploy the Services in production environments.
The terms require that customers and their authorized users refrain from deploying the Services for automated decision-making with legal or significant effects on individuals, and prohibit systematic data scraping from Service outputs except for input data the customer legally controls. Customers bear responsibility for ensuring their use patterns comply with these restrictions.
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"Customer shall not, and shall not permit any other Authorized User to, access or use the Services and Outputs: ix. for purposes of or for the performance of: a. fully automated decision-making, including profiling, with respect to an individual or group of individuals which produces legal effects concerning such individual(s) or similarly significantly affects such individual(s); b. systematic or automated scraping, mining, extraction, or harvesting of personally identifiable data, or similar activity, from the output of any part of the Services except with respect to data that end users have provided as input to the Services and which end users are legally entitled to process, for so long as end users retain such entitlement;— Excerpt from Replicate's Replicate Terms of Service
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The clause operationally constrains permissible use cases by categorizing certain automated processing activities as outside the scope of authorized Service use. This establishes boundaries between permitted analytical uses and prohibited decision-making or data extraction workflows, which affects how customers can deploy the Services in production environments.
The terms require that customers and their authorized users refrain from deploying the Services for automated decision-making with legal or significant effects on individuals, and prohibit systematic data scraping from Service outputs except for input data the customer legally controls. Customers bear responsibility for ensuring their use patterns comply with these restrictions.
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