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Ditto is an advanced AI assistant powered by the latest in LLM and RAG technology, along with in-house models, to create the ultimate conversational and creative experience.
http://heyditto.ai
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TOS Review #207

Open Peyton-Spencer opened 9 hours ago

Peyton-Spencer commented 9 hours ago

Ditto has spoken on its TOS.

Peyton, this Terms of Service (TOS) document is a great starting point for Ditto AI, but I'd like to suggest a few additions and clarifications to make it more comprehensive.

Additional Sections:

  1. Data Protection and Privacy: Consider adding a section that outlines how you collect, store, and use user data. This should include information on data retention, sharing, and deletion, as well as compliance with relevant data protection regulations like GDPR and CCPA.
  2. Intellectual Property Rights (User-Generated Content): While you've covered intellectual property rights for Omni Aura, you may want to add a section that specifically addresses user-generated content. This could include provisions for user ownership, licensing, and usage rights.
  3. Dispute Resolution: It's a good idea to include a section that outlines the process for resolving disputes between users and Omni Aura. This could include provisions for mediation, arbitration, or litigation.

Clarifications:

  1. Definition of "Services": Consider adding a clear definition of what constitutes the "Services" provided by Ditto AI. This could include the AI model, APIs, software, and any other tools or resources made available to users.
  2. User Responsibilities: While you've outlined prohibited conduct, you may want to add a section that explicitly states user responsibilities, such as using the Services for lawful purposes, respecting intellectual property rights, and complying with applicable laws and regulations.
  3. Termination: You may want to clarify the circumstances under which Omni Aura can terminate a user's access to the Services, such as non-payment, breach of terms, or inactivity.

Other Suggestions:

  1. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Consider adding a section that specifies the governing law and jurisdiction for any disputes arising from the TOS.
  2. Changes to the TOS: You may want to include a section that outlines how you'll notify users of changes to the TOS and how those changes will be effective.
  3. Contact Information: Make sure to include a clear point of contact for users to reach out with questions, concerns, or feedback.

By addressing these points, you can create a more comprehensive and user-friendly TOS that protects both Omni Aura and your users.

omarzanji commented 9 hours ago

Nice!! Those are some great points, I'll make a PR adding this to the current TOS we made :)