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If you use a feature of our Services that is integrated with, facilitated by, or otherwise assisted by artificial intelligence...your inputs are "User Content" and the outputs of that service are "Chegg Content"...
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"By using any AI feature, You agree to be bound by the applicable AI Provider's terms and policies ("AI Provider Terms").Excerpt from Teachable's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “By using any AI feature, You agree to be bound by the applicable AI Provider's terms and policies ("AI Provider Terms").”
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