1. Scope and contract status #
EIZO provides video authoring, asset storage and orchestration of participating compute nodes. “Operator” means the legal person operating this deployment; its identity and address are pending below. These proposed terms are a review draft, not an executed agreement. No acceptance is collected for this draft. Separate signed agreements take precedence for their subject matter.
The proposed service is for adults able to enter a binding agreement, acting for themselves or with authority for their organization. Account holders must give accurate information, protect credentials and promptly report suspected compromise. They may not sell accounts, evade suspensions or use resources they do not control.
2. Your content and AI outputs #
You retain your rights in uploaded content. You must hold the rights and permissions needed for source footage, songs, recordings, lyrics, models, faces, voices, trademarks and other materials you submit or instruct the service to use. You are responsible for reviewing outputs before publication, including factual accuracy, licensing, likeness permissions and applicable disclosure requirements.
The proposed service license is limited to hosting, copying, transferring, adapting and processing submitted materials as needed to perform your requested operations, generate previews, secure the service and handle abuse. It is not a sale of your content. Selecting shared compute permits processing by the selected node operators, as described in Privacy. AI output may resemble other work, contain errors or lack protectable copyright; no exclusivity, clearance or commercial suitability is guaranteed.
3. Availability, storage and integrations #
Jobs may queue, fail, be interrupted or require retry. Model availability, capacity, quotas and feature access may vary. Keep independent backups of important assets, prompts and project files. EIZO is not a sole archival system; preview generation and file transfer do not guarantee recovery from deletion or storage failure.
External services and models have their own terms and charges. You must approve their use and comply with applicable licenses. A feature description does not mean a provider account, license, API access or integration is included. No uptime, turnaround time, particular creative result or income is promised unless expressly agreed in writing.
4. Charges and CRED #
CRED is an internal contribution and scheduling unit. It is not cash, a deposit, security, wage or promise of reimbursement. It has no promised exchange rate or cash redemption. Subject to published scheduling rules and available capacity, credits may be reserved or spent for priority on eligible nodes. Priority does not guarantee an immediate start or a successful result.
Paid offerings require separately disclosed prices and purchase terms. These pages do not authorize recurring billing. Supplying hardware or paying an outside provider does not create a debt owed by EIZO. Changes to credit rules must be communicated prospectively; mandatory refund and consumer rights remain applicable.
5. Suspension and termination #
Proposed enforcement measures include stopping jobs, quarantining assets, restricting node access, suspending accounts and removing prohibited material when reasonably necessary for security, policy enforcement or legal obligations. Moderators and administrators can review reports. An appeal and rights-request contact must be operational before these terms are finalized.
Ending participation does not erase valid accrued obligations or lawful retention requirements. Export your assets before voluntary closure where available. Immediate restrictions may be necessary for an active security incident. Account closure, content removal and deletion from backups are distinct operations.
6. Warranties and liability #
To the extent permitted by applicable law, the service is supplied “as is” and “as available,” without implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose or non-infringement. You are responsible for reasonable precautions and losses caused by your own unauthorized use, unsafe equipment, unlawful content or breach of agreed obligations.
To the extent legally permitted, the proposed allocation excludes indirect or consequential business losses, lost profits and lost opportunities arising from ordinary service interruption. It does not exclude liability that cannot lawfully be limited, including applicable consumer remedies, statutory data-protection rights, fraud, willful misconduct, gross negligence, or death or personal injury where exclusion is prohibited. No monetary liability cap is established by this draft.
For business participants only, a proposed indemnity would cover third-party claims to the extent caused by their unlawful uploads, unauthorized resource use or material breach, subject to prompt notice, a reasonable opportunity to defend, and no settlement imposing obligations without consent. It would not cover the operator’s own fault. Local counsel must validate any indemnity and liability limitations before activation.
7. Changes, disputes and operator details #
Material changes should be versioned and notified before taking effect; renewed acceptance is required where appropriate. A change must not be treated as retroactive permission to process content for an unrelated purpose. Mandatory rights take precedence over inconsistent terms, and invalid provisions do not automatically invalidate the remainder.
Operator legal name, registered or service address, jurisdiction, dispute process and service contact are not yet supplied. No arbitration, class-action waiver or exclusive court venue is imposed by this draft. These items and a recorded acceptance process must be completed before relying on these terms as a contract.
Official references
Reference material informs this draft; it does not certify the service.
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