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Company agrees that use of a developer account, including to access APIs to create automations or integrate the Services with Third-Party Services, is governed by the API Agreement.
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.
8.3.7 To the extent reasonable and technically possible, Customer must take precautions during the implementation of the Application using the API to ensure that Customer's Application will continue to work properly even if the API is not available, whether caused by DeepL's or Customer's fault.
"your usage is governed by the then-current version of the Flux Model API Agreement...By using and purchasing access to the Flux API, you hereby agree to the terms of such Flux Model API Agreement with respect to such use.Excerpt from Replicate's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “your usage is governed by the then-current version of the Flux Model API Agreement...By using and purchasing access to the Flux API, you hereby agree to the terms of such Flux Model API Agreement with respect to such use.”
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