The document asserts that customers retain ownership of all data submitted to Writer, including uploaded files, AI inputs, and AI-generated outputs.
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This provision asserts customer ownership of AI-generated outputs, which is a legally complex area given ongoing regulatory and judicial uncertainty about ownership of AI-generated content. The assertion in this document should be evaluated against the contractual terms in the Data Processing Agreement and applicable intellectual property law in relevant jurisdictions.
Interpretive note: The legal enforceability of customer ownership claims over AI-generated outputs is subject to ongoing uncertainty in intellectual property law across multiple jurisdictions.
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View change record →The document asserts that enterprise customers own all data, files, inputs, and AI-generated outputs associated with their use of the platform. The practical enforceability of ownership claims over AI-generated outputs may depend on applicable intellectual property law in the customer's jurisdiction.
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Compare across platforms →"All data, files, and other materials that customers make available to WRITER for using our platform, along with any inputs or generated outputs, are owned by that customer.Excerpt from Writer's Trust Center
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This provision asserts customer ownership of AI-generated outputs, which is a legally complex area given ongoing regulatory and judicial uncertainty about ownership of AI-generated content. The assertion in this document should be evaluated against the contractual terms in the Data Processing Agreement and applicable intellectual property law in relevant jurisdictions.
The document asserts that enterprise customers own all data, files, inputs, and AI-generated outputs associated with their use of the platform. The practical enforceability of ownership claims over AI-generated outputs may depend on applicable intellectual property law in the customer's jurisdiction.
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