This clause technically applies to 'any person or entity,' which could include an ordinary reader who copies articles for personal research, AI experiments, or archiving — not just commercial AI companies. If you do that, the company could pursue legal action and demand damages as if you owed a licensing fee. In practice this is aimed at large-scale scrapers and AI companies, not typical browsing or reading, but it is a new obligation that didn't exist before.
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