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AI Contract Terms: Data Use, Indemnity and SLAs Quiz
Tests how AI contracts handle training on customer data, the conditions attached to IP indemnity, and what uptime SLAs and liability caps really mean.
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About how much monthly downtime does a 99.9% monthly uptime SLA still allow?
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- About how much monthly downtime does a 99.9% monthly uptime SLA still allow?
- About 4 minutes
- About 43 minutes
- About 7 hours
- About 3 days
- What remedy do most SLAs provide when the vendor misses its uptime target?
- A full refund of all fees paid
- Cash damages set by a court
- Service credits against future fees
- A free upgrade to a higher plan
- Which condition is commonly attached to vendor IP indemnities for generated output?
- The customer must use the vendor's safety filters and be on an eligible plan
- The customer must publish all generated outputs publicly
- The customer must host the model on its own servers
- The customer must pay a separate fee for each claim
- Why should a no-training commitment be in the signed agreement rather than relying on a vendor's web FAQ?
- FAQs are written in another language
- FAQs apply only to consumer users
- FAQs are usually stricter than contracts
- A web FAQ can change and is not necessarily binding
- A vendor says it does not train on your data but keeps it for about 30 days. What explains this?
- The vendor is breaking its own contract
- Training and retention are the same thing
- Data can be retained, for example for abuse monitoring, without being used for training
- Retention applies only to model outputs, never inputs
- What are liability caps in vendor contracts commonly tied to?
- The vendor's annual revenue
- The fees paid over a period such as 12 months
- The number of users on the account
- The customer's insurance coverage
- What does an order-of-precedence clause do?
- Decides which document wins when linked contract documents conflict
- Sets the order in which invoices are paid
- Ranks customers for support response times
- Lists the models the vendor will release next
- For which obligations do buyers most often negotiate higher 'super caps'?
- Marketing and co-branding commitments
- Monthly invoicing accuracy
- Feature roadmap delivery dates
- Data breaches, confidentiality and indemnity
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