AWS removes Bedrock abuse-detection and third-party information-sharing detail from service terms

The section 50.12.2 text describing Bedrock's automated abuse detection for harmful content and potential violations of third-party model providers' policies was removed from the terms. The link to details about information sharing with third parties was also dropped. Section 1.24.1 was reworded and now points to service-specific documentation. The abuse detection itself is still referenced as applying.

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Terms no longer spell out that Bedrock abuse detection looks for violations of third-party model providers' policies
Direct link about information sharing with third parties on Bedrock removed from the terms; details now sit in separate documentation

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As part of providing the Service, Amazon Bedrock may use automated abuse detection mechanisms designed to detect harmful content, including related to potential violations of our or third-party model providers’ terms of service or acceptable use policies.− struck · ✓ matched in source

~~See here for more details about abuse detection on Bedrock and related information sharing with third parties.~~− struck · ✓ matched in source

See here and applicable Service-specific documentation for more details.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source

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AWS removes Bedrock abuse-detection and third-party information-sharing detail from service terms

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