ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY
This terms of this Acceptable Use Policy (“AUP”) applies to Customer’s and its Users’ use of (i) any and all services, products, features and functionality, and (ii) any Seismic websites, platforms, portals, product support and customer community sites, messaging functions, social and/or professional media sites, and future iterations of the foregoing, made available by Seismic Software, Inc. and/or its Affiliates (“Seismic”) and their respective third-party providers (for purposes of this AUP only, (i) and (ii) are collectively, “Services”). Capitalized terms used, but not defined in this AUP, shall have the meanings given to them in the Seismic’s Main Services Agreement (“MSA”), even if Customer and Seismic have entered into a different agreement governing the order and use of Services by Customer (the MSA or such other agreement, each a “Customer Agreement”).
A breach of this AUP by Customer or any of its Users will constitute a material breach of the Customer Agreement, Order Form, and/or other agreement governing Customer’s order or use of the Services.
Customer will not use, and will not allow its Users or any third party to use, the Services to input, upload, display, store, distribute, transmit or otherwise process material, information, Customer Content, or other information, data, or content (collectively, “Content”) that:
Customer will not use, and will not allow its Users or any third party to use, the Services to:
As part of an automated decision-making process with legal or similarly significant effects, unless Customer ensures that a human being makes the final decision. In this case, Customer must take account of other factors beyond the Services’ recommendations in making the final decision. For example, Customer shall ensure that all employment decisions for which the Services automated analysis features are used as a contributed factor include human oversight and final decision-making. Customer shall not use, and shall not permit its Users to use, automated analysis features as the sole input for employment decisions, as the most heavily-weighted factor in any employment decisions, or in any manner that overrules conclusions regarding employment decisions that are derived from other factors, or as part of an automated decision-making process for payday lending even when a human being makes the final decision.
(i) Generating individualized advice that in the ordinary course of business would be provided by a licensed professional. This includes, for example, financial and legal advice such as providing personalized investment advice without qualified advisor review, generating specific tax guidance without qualified tax professional review, creating personalized estate planning recommendations without qualified legal review, providing specific insurance product recommendations without qualified insurance professional review.
(ii) Generating or providing individualized medical advice, treatment, or diagnosis to a consumer or end user.
(iii) For clarity, this section does not limit Customer from using AI Technology for other purposes, or to assist a licensed professional where AI Technology was not leveraged in the generation of individual advice. When a Customer uses such technology to assist in providing individualized advice (e.g., summarization), there must be a qualified human reviewing the output.
(i) Explicitly predicting an individual’s protected characteristic, including, but not limited to, racial or ethnic origin, and past, current, or future political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, trade union membership, age, gender, sex life, sexual orientation, disability, health status, medical condition, financial status, criminal convictions, or likelihood to engage in criminal acts.
(ii) The previous sentence does not limit or prohibit use cases or tools designed specifically to identify security breaches, unauthorized access, fraud, and other security vulnerabilities, or to identify and reduce bias in Seismic’s AI Technology.
(iii) Customer may not submit images of individuals for the purposes of creating or analyzing biometric identifiers, such as face prints or fingerprints or scans of eyes, hands, or facial geometry.
Seismic may modify this AUP by posting an updated version here, and such updates will be effective upon posting. By using or accessing the Services after the posting of an updated AUP, Customer and Users will be deemed to have agreed to the latest version of this AUP.
If Customer suspects that any of the Services is being used by it or one of its Users in a manner that violates this AUP or other applicable Customer Agreement terms, Customer will report it immediately, with appropriate detail, to legal@seismic.com.
