Formulaic Terms of Service by Mozilla
These Terms of Service govern the use of Formulaic, a service that allows users to create, share, manage, and run templates for querying AI-based Large Language Models (LLMs). It outlines the user's rights and responsibilities, content policies, intellectual property, and limitations of liability. The agreement also details account creation, data handling, and the use of third-party LLM platforms.
Formulaic Terms of Service
Last Updated July 3, 2024
Formulaic (the “Service”) is a service that allows users to create, share, manage, and use templates (the “Formulas”) for querying Artificial Intelligence (AI) based Large Language Model (LLMs) (the “Service”). It also allows users to run those queries through a third-party LLM platform, and to view and store your queries and the resulting responses. (For the purposes of this Agreement, Formulas, instructions, your documents, descriptions, and responses will all be referred to as the “Content”.) The Service is owned, licensed, and operated by Mozilla Corporation (referred to herein as “we,” “us,” “our,” or “Mozilla”).
Please read these terms of service (“Agreement” or “Terms”) carefully before you sign up for or use the Service. The Terms constitute a binding legal agreement, which govern your use of the Service via any platform or device. By accessing, signing up for, or using the Service, you agree to be bound by these Terms.
The Service
The Service (including both the platform and the Formulas shared by other users, as well as your ability to submit and/or run the Formulas using third-party LLMs) is provided solely for use according to these Terms. If you agree to these terms on behalf of a third party, such as your employer, you represent that you are authorized to, and intend to bind that party to these Terms.
By accepting these terms, you also accept the Formulaic Privacy Notice and Formulaic Content Policies.
Creating an Account
In order to view, store your documents, queries and results, to view or run shared queries, or to share content of your own, you will need to create an account on the Service using your Google Account. You can create a Google Account on Google’s signup page. More information about the information that we receive from Google, and how we use that information, is included in the Formulaic Privacy Notice. Google Accounts has its own Privacy Notice.
Using the Service
You give Mozilla all rights necessary to operate the Service, including processing the data you upload to or access through the Service such as queries & results, “saves,” user profiles, and similar items, as referenced in our Privacy Notice.
You will comply with Mozilla’s Acceptable Use Policy as well as the other policies referenced in this Agreement. You also agree that you will not use the Service to violate any law in the jurisdiction where you are based, or to infringe the rights of one or more third parties.
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