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The clause protects Synthesia's content and data from being used as inputs to competing or derivative AI systems.
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Readers may not scrape any content or data from Synthesia or the Services for the purpose of creating or training any AI model or tool.
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The clause protects Synthesia's content and data from being used as inputs to competing or derivative AI systems.
Readers may not scrape any content or data from Synthesia or the Services for the purpose of creating or training any AI model or tool.
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