“You may not...represent or imply that an Output...generated from our Services was human-generated, when it was not.”
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This prohibition places an affirmative restriction on how users may present AI-generated content, with potential consequences for users who misrepresent the origin of Outputs.
The updated terms expand access to audio services for younger users (13+) but require parental consent and supervision for those under 18, shifting responsibility to parents. For developers and researchers, the terms now explicitly restrict using Stability AI outputs to develop, train, or improve competing AI models, with exceptions only when expressly approved in writing. The terms also prohibit removing watermarks or content credentials that identify outputs as AI-generated. For US users, mandatory arbitration now applies; Canada is no longer subject to the arbitration clause. You can review the full updated terms to understand how these restrictions affect your intended use of the services.
View change record →Users are prohibited from misrepresenting AI-generated Outputs as human-generated content.
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"You may not...represent or imply that an Output...generated from our Services was human-generated, when it was not.Excerpt from Stability AI's Terms of Service
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This prohibition places an affirmative restriction on how users may present AI-generated content, with potential consequences for users who misrepresent the origin of Outputs.
Users are prohibited from misrepresenting AI-generated Outputs as human-generated content.
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