When you upload code, projects, or other content to Replit, you give the company a broad, global, royalty-free license to use, copy, modify, and distribute that content — including potentially sharing it with third parties and using it to improve Replit's services, which may include AI model training.
Code, projects, and content you create on Replit may be used by the company to train AI systems or shared with third-party partners under a broad sublicensable license, potentially exposing proprietary intellectual property without additional compensation or consent.
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Compare across platforms →This license means Replit can use your original code and creative work for its own commercial purposes, including potentially training AI models, without paying you or asking additional permission, which is particularly significant for developers uploading proprietary or commercially valuable work.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: This provision engages copyright law under 17 U.S.C. §106 (exclusive rights of copyright owners) and the question of whether this constitutes a valid copyright license under U.S. law. For EU users, GDPR Art. 6 lawful basis is implicated if user content contains personal data (e.g., code with hardcoded credentials or personal data references), and the EU AI Act may require transparency about the use of training data. The FTC Act Section 5 is engaged if the scope of the AI training license is not clearly disclosed to users at the point of consent.
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