“solely in aggregate and deidentified form, to train any AI Technology models.”
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User content contributes to the development of Whoop's AI models, though the use is expressly limited to aggregate and deidentified form.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is a sentence fragment beginning with 'solely in aggregate and deidentified form'; the full antecedent clause granting this use right is not included in the excerpt. The canonical claim reflects only what the fragment explicitly states. The broader license under which this use occurs is addressed separately in id 60222.
The reader's content may be used by Whoop to train AI Technology models, but only after it has been aggregated and deidentified.
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"solely in aggregate and deidentified form, to train any AI Technology models.Excerpt from Whoop's Terms of Use
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User content contributes to the development of Whoop's AI models, though the use is expressly limited to aggregate and deidentified form.
The reader's content may be used by Whoop to train AI Technology models, but only after it has been aggregated and deidentified.
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