Record new changes of Amazon Web Services Terms of Service

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 AWS Service Terms
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-#### Last Updated: September 12, 2023
+#### Last Updated: September 28, 2023
 
 #### 1\. Universal Service Terms (Applicable to All Services)
 
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 **1.22.3** If you are required by law to pay us using your organization’s funds to qualify for your tax exemption, you warrant that purchases on your account will be made with the tax-exempt organization’s funds. 
 
-**1.22.4** We may, in our sole discretion, reject your request for tax exempt status or revoke the tax exempt status of your account at any time.  
+**1.22.4** We may, in our sole discretion, reject your request for tax exempt status or revoke the tax exempt status of your account at any time.
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+**1.23.** If you use any artificial intelligence and machine learning Services, features, and functionality (including third-party models) that we provide, you will comply with the [AWS Responsible AI Policy](https://aws.amazon.com/machine-learning/responsible-ai/policy).  
 
 #### 2\. Betas and Previews
 
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 **39.12.** If you use Semtech as your geolocation provider in the AWS IoT Core Device Location feature, you authorize AWS to transmit your geolocation request parameters (e.g., location data used to run the location solvers) and/or resulting output data generated by the feature (e.g., geographic coordinates) to Semtech for troubleshooting and diagnostic purposes, and other technical support. Semtech may be outside of the AWS region in which you were using the feature. If you use HERE as your geolocation provider in the AWS IoT Device Core Location feature, the terms in Sections 82.1-82.4, 82.6-82.7, and 82.9 apply. AWS may deprecate or discontinue any geolocation provider within the feature at any time upon notice to you.
 
-**39.13.** **AWS IoT Core for Amazon Sidewalk**  
+**39.13.** "AWS IoT Core for LoRaWAN Public Network Support” is a feature of AWS IoT Core that helps customers connect their LoRaWAN devices to AWS using a publicly available LoRaWAN network (“Public LoRaWAN Network”), which is provided as a service by a third-party network provider (“LoRaWAN Network Provider”). The LoRaWAN Network Provider is solely responsible for the operation and security of its Public LoRaWAN Network (including its gateways and any other equipment), which is separate from and located outside of AWS data center facilities, servers, networking equipment, storage media, and host software systems. Your use of Everynet BV’s Public LoRaWAN Network is subject to their [terms and conditions](https://support.everynet.com/portal/en/kb/articles/network-user-agreement) and by using their Public LoRaWAN Network, you agree to be bound by such terms and conditions. AWS has no control over, and makes no guarantees about, any Public LoRaWAN Network.
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+If you use this feature, you authorize AWS to transmit to the LoRaWAN Network Provider device identification codes and related device information so the LoRaWAN Network Provider can receive and transmit device messages, and provide support. AWS may change, deprecate, or discontinue the availability of the LoRaWAN Network Provider through AWS IoT Core at any time upon notice to you.
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+**39.14.** **AWS IoT Core for Amazon Sidewalk**  
 
-**39.13.1.** “AWS IoT Core for Amazon Sidewalk” is a feature of AWS IoT Core that enables customers to build applications and devices that connect to a shared network of bridge devices (“Gateways”) that contribute low-bandwidth connection to Amazon Sidewalk-enabled devices to help extend their working ranges and stay connected to the internet (“Amazon Sidewalk”). Amazon Sidewalk is provided by Ring LLC, however usage of and connectivity to Amazon Sidewalk from AWS is included as a part of AWS IoT Core for Amazon Sidewalk. You agree to, and must comply with, the following (which can be found in the [Amazon Sidewalk User Guide](https://docs.sidewalk.amazon/)): (i) the [Amazon Sidewalk Program Requirements](https://docs.sidewalk.amazon/sidewalk-terms-and-agreements/sidewalk-program-requirements.html); (ii) the [Works with Amazon Sidewalk Qualification Guidelines](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/sidewalk-qualification-requirements.html); and (iii) the [Amazon Sidewalk Program Security Requirements](https://docs.sidewalk.amazon/sidewalk-terms-and-agreements/security-program-requirements.html). We may suspend or terminate Amazon Sidewalk and/or your access to it at any time without prior notice.  
+**39.14.1.** “AWS IoT Core for Amazon Sidewalk” is a feature of AWS IoT Core that enables customers to build applications and devices that connect to a shared network of bridge devices (“Gateways”) that contribute low-bandwidth connection to Amazon Sidewalk-enabled devices to help extend their working ranges and stay connected to the internet (“Amazon Sidewalk”). Amazon Sidewalk is provided by Ring LLC, however usage of and connectivity to Amazon Sidewalk from AWS is included as a part of AWS IoT Core for Amazon Sidewalk. You agree to, and must comply with, the following (which can be found in the [Amazon Sidewalk User Guide](https://docs.sidewalk.amazon/)): (i) the [Amazon Sidewalk Program Requirements](https://docs.sidewalk.amazon/sidewalk-terms-and-agreements/sidewalk-program-requirements.html); (ii) the [Works with Amazon Sidewalk Qualification Guidelines](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/sidewalk-qualification-requirements.html); and (iii) the [Amazon Sidewalk Program Security Requirements](https://docs.sidewalk.amazon/sidewalk-terms-and-agreements/security-program-requirements.html). We may suspend or terminate Amazon Sidewalk and/or your access to it at any time without prior notice.  
 
-**39.13.2.** You may not sell, distribute, or otherwise make available any device, component, or other product that connects to, enables connectivity to, or interacts with Amazon Sidewalk (an “AS Device”) unless that AS Device has been and remains qualified at all times through the Works with Amazon Sidewalk (“WWAS”) [qualification program](https://docs.sidewalk.amazon/qualification/sidewalk-qualification-faq.html).    
+**39.14.2.** You may not sell, distribute, or otherwise make available any device, component, or other product that connects to, enables connectivity to, or interacts with Amazon Sidewalk (an “AS Device”) unless that AS Device has been and remains qualified at all times through the Works with Amazon Sidewalk (“WWAS”) [qualification program](https://docs.sidewalk.amazon/qualification/sidewalk-qualification-faq.html).    
 
-**39.13.3.** We may collect and use certain information related to your AS Devices, including transmission and authentication identifiers. We use this data for purposes of maintaining and providing AWS IoT Core for Amazon Sidewalk. You provide specific authorization for AWS to use Ring LLC as a sub-processor in accordance with the DPA to process Customer Data in the US in order to make Amazon Sidewalk available for this feature.  
+**39.14.3.** We may collect and use certain information related to your AS Devices, including transmission and authentication identifiers. We use this data for purposes of maintaining and providing AWS IoT Core for Amazon Sidewalk. You provide specific authorization for AWS to use Ring LLC as a sub-processor in accordance with the DPA to process Customer Data in the US in order to make Amazon Sidewalk available for this feature.  
 
-**39.13.4.** Gateways are owned by customers who are contributing bandwidth from their Gateway’s existing internet service to Amazon Sidewalk, and are separate from and located outside of AWS data center facilities, servers, networking equipment, storage media, and host software systems. Consequently, (i) you are responsible for ensuring the security of your products and services in connection with their usage of or connectivity to Amazon Sidewalk, (ii) any commitments made in the Agreement related to security do not apply to Amazon Sidewalk, and (iii) Amazon Sidewalk coverage, density, bandwidth, up-time, and availability is not guaranteed and may change without notice.  
+**39.14.4.** Gateways are owned by customers who are contributing bandwidth from their Gateway’s existing internet service to Amazon Sidewalk, and are separate from and located outside of AWS data center facilities, servers, networking equipment, storage media, and host software systems. Consequently, (i) you are responsible for ensuring the security of your products and services in connection with their usage of or connectivity to Amazon Sidewalk, (ii) any commitments made in the Agreement related to security do not apply to Amazon Sidewalk, and (iii) Amazon Sidewalk coverage, density, bandwidth, up-time, and availability is not guaranteed and may change without notice.  
 
-**39.13.5.** Subject to your compliance at all times with the Agreement and the [Works with Amazon Sidewalk Badge Guidelines](https://docs.sidewalk.amazon/sidewalk-terms-and-agreements/wwas-badge-guidelines.html), we hereby grant you a non-exclusive, royalty-free, and revocable license to use AWS Marks provided to you in connection with the WWAS qualification program (collectively, the “WWAS Marks”), to identify your WWAS-qualified AS Devices as using or being compatible with Amazon Sidewalk. Your use of WWAS Marks is also subject to Sections 4-7, 9, 11, and 14-18, of the [AWS Trademark Guidelines](https://aws.amazon.com/trademark-guidelines/). You must include the following statement in any materials that display the WWAS Marks: “Amazon, Amazon Sidewalk, and all related marks are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates.” We may include information about you and your AS Devices in our marketing materials to identify you as a participant in the WWAS program, including your name, logo, images, and videos of your AS Devices.  
+**39.14.5.** Subject to your compliance at all times with the Agreement and the [Works with Amazon Sidewalk Badge Guidelines](https://docs.sidewalk.amazon/sidewalk-terms-and-agreements/wwas-badge-guidelines.html), we hereby grant you a non-exclusive, royalty-free, and revocable license to use AWS Marks provided to you in connection with the WWAS qualification program (collectively, the “WWAS Marks”), to identify your WWAS-qualified AS Devices as using or being compatible with Amazon Sidewalk. Your use of WWAS Marks is also subject to Sections 4-7, 9, 11, and 14-18, of the [AWS Trademark Guidelines](https://aws.amazon.com/trademark-guidelines/). You must include the following statement in any materials that display the WWAS Marks: “Amazon, Amazon Sidewalk, and all related marks are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates.” We may include information about you and your AS Devices in our marketing materials to identify you as a participant in the WWAS program, including your name, logo, images, and videos of your AS Devices.
 
 #### 40\. Amazon QuickSight
 
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 #### 50\. AWS Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Services
 
-**50.1.** “AI Services” means, collectively, Amazon CodeGuru Profiler, Amazon CodeGuru Reviewer, Amazon CodeWhisperer, Amazon Comprehend, Amazon Comprehend Medical, Amazon DevOps Guru, Amazon Forecast, AWS HealthLake, Amazon Kendra, Amazon Lex, Amazon Lookout for Metrics, Amazon Personalize, Amazon Polly, Amazon Rekognition, Amazon Textract, Amazon Transcribe, Amazon Transcribe Medical, Amazon Translate, AWS HealthOmics, and AWS HealthImaging. “AI Content” means Your Content that is processed by an AI Service.
+**50.1.** “AI Services” means, collectively, Amazon Bedrock, Amazon CodeGuru Profiler, Amazon CodeGuru Reviewer, Amazon CodeWhisperer, Amazon Titan, Amazon Comprehend, Amazon Comprehend Medical, Amazon DevOps Guru, Amazon Forecast, AWS HealthLake, Amazon Kendra, Amazon Lex, Amazon Lookout for Metrics, Amazon Personalize, Amazon Polly, Amazon Rekognition, Amazon Textract, Amazon Transcribe, Amazon Transcribe Medical, Amazon Translate, AWS HealthOmics, and AWS HealthImaging. “AI Content” means Your Content that is processed by an AI Service.
 
-**50.2.** You and your End Users are responsible for all decisions made, advice given, actions taken, and failures to take action based on your use of AI Services. AI Services use machine learning models that generate predictions based on patterns in data. Output generated by a machine learning model is probabilistic and should be evaluated for accuracy as appropriate for your use case, including by employing human review of such output. The output that you generate using AI Services is Your Content.
+**50.2.** The output that you generate using AI Services is Your Content. Due to the nature of machine learning, output may not be unique across customers and the Services may generate the same or similar results across customers.
 
-**50.3.** You agree and instruct that for Amazon CodeGuru Profiler, Amazon CodeWhisperer, Amazon Comprehend, Amazon Lex, Amazon Polly, Amazon Rekognition, Amazon Textract, Amazon Transcribe, and Amazon Translate: (a) we may use and store AI Content that is processed by each of the foregoing AI Services to maintain and provide the applicable AI Service (including development and improvement of such AI Service and its underlying technologies); (b) we may use and store AI Content that is not personal data to develop and improve AWS and affiliate machine-learning and artificial-intelligence technologies; and (c) solely in connection with the development and improvement described in clauses (a) and (b), we may store such AI Content in an AWS region outside of the AWS region where you are using such AI Service. This Section does not apply to Amazon CodeWhisperer Professional, Amazon Comprehend Medical, or Amazon Transcribe Medical. You may instruct AWS not to use and store AI Content processed by an AI Service to develop and improve that Service or technologies of AWS or its affiliates by configuring an AI services opt out policy using AWS Organizations. For access to AI Services via AWS Builder ID, you may instruct AWS to refrain from using and storing AI Content processed by an AI Service to develop and improve that Service or technologies of AWS or its affiliates by leveraging the opt-out mechanism indicated in the applicable service documentation.  
+**50.3.** You agree and instruct that for Amazon CodeGuru Profiler, Amazon CodeWhisperer, Amazon Comprehend, Amazon Lex, Amazon Polly, Amazon Rekognition, Amazon Textract, Amazon Transcribe, and Amazon Translate: (a) we may use and store AI Content that is processed by each of the foregoing AI Services to maintain and provide the applicable AI Service (including development and improvement of such AI Service and its underlying technologies); (b) we may use and store AI Content that is not personal data to develop and improve AWS and affiliate machine-learning and artificial-intelligence technologies; and (c) solely in connection with the development and improvement described in clauses (a) and (b), we may store such AI Content in an AWS region outside of the AWS region where you are using such AI Service. This Section does not apply to Amazon CodeWhisperer Professional, Amazon Comprehend Medical, Amazon Transcribe Medical, or any AI Service that is not listed in the first sentence of this Section 50.3. You may instruct AWS not to use and store AI Content processed by an AI Service to develop and improve that Service or technologies of AWS or its affiliates by configuring an AI services opt out policy using AWS Organizations. For access to AI Services via AWS Builder ID, you may instruct AWS to refrain from using and storing AI Content processed by an AI Service to develop and improve that Service or technologies of AWS or its affiliates by leveraging the opt-out mechanism indicated in the applicable service documentation.  
 
 **50.4.** You are responsible for providing legally adequate privacy notices to End Users of your products or services that use any AI Service and obtaining any necessary consent from such End Users for the processing of AI Content and the storage, use, and transfer of AI Content as described under this Section 50, including providing any required notices and obtaining any required verifiable parental consent under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) or similar laws and obtaining any required consent of individuals appearing in any images or videos processed by an AI Service. You represent to us that you have provided all necessary privacy notices and obtained all necessary consents. You are responsible for notifying us in the event that any AI Content stored by an AI Service must be deleted under applicable law. If you use Amazon Lex in connection with websites, programs or other applications that are directed or targeted, in whole or in part, to children under age 13 and subject to COPPA or similar laws you must: (a) provide all required notices and obtain all required verifiable parental consent under COPPA or similar laws; and (b) notify AWS during the Amazon Lex set-up process using the appropriate (i) check box in the AWS console or (ii) Boolean parameter in the applicable Amazon Lex Model Building Service API request or response as specified by the Amazon Lex technical documentation. Amazon Lex does not store or retain voice or text utterance information from websites, programs, or other applications that you identify in accordance with this Section as being directed or targeted, in whole or in part, to children under age 13 and subject to COPPA or similar laws.
 
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 **50.10.3.** The obligations under this Section 50.10 will apply only if you: (a) give AWS prompt written notice of the claim; (b) permit AWS to control the defense of the claim; and (c) reasonably cooperate with AWS (at AWS’s expense) in the defense and settlement of the claim. AWS may settle the claim as AWS deems appropriate, provided that AWS obtains your prior written consent (not to be unreasonably withheld) before entering into any settlement.
 
+**50.11.** Neither you nor your End Users will, or will attempt to, reverse engineer, disassemble, or decompile AI Services, or apply any other process or procedure to derive the source code or other underlying components (such as the model, model parameters, or model weights) of AI Services.  
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+**50.12. Amazon Bedrock**. The following terms apply to Amazon Bedrock:
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+**50.12.1.** Third-party models are made available to you as “Third-Party Content” under your Agreement with AWS and are subject to additional third-party license terms specified in Amazon Bedrock and related documentation. Your access to and use of third-party models on Amazon Bedrock may require your use of AWS Marketplace, and in those cases Section 20 (AWS Marketplace) of the Service Terms apply. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the Agreement or Service Terms, for purposes of facilitating your purchases of Amazon Bedrock, Amazon Web Services, Inc. will be the AWS Contracting Party.
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+**50.12.2.** We may share information, that does not include Your Content, about your use of a third-party model on Amazon Bedrock with the provider of that third-party model, including related to potential violations of the third-party model provider’s terms of service or acceptable use policies. 
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+**50.12.3.** Provisioned throughput commitments for Bedrock. We may change provisioned throughput commitment pricing or stop offering commitments for provisioned throughput at any time. Any price changes will not apply to existing commitments. Provisioned throughput commitments are nontransferable and noncancellable, so you will be charged for the duration of the term you selected, even if you terminate the Agreement.  
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 #### 51\. Amazon Lightsail
 
 **51.1.** You authorize AWS to peer your Amazon Lightsail VPCs and your Amazon VPCs when using Amazon Lightsail VPC peering.