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Sharing Policy

Sharing Policy for The Inclusive AI (TIA)

Last Updated Date: June 22, 2025

1. Overview

This sharing policy outlines the guidelines for using content from The Inclusive AI (TIA). By accessing our content, you agree to these terms.

2. Allowed Sharing

  • You may share links to our content on social media, blogs, or other platforms.
  • You may quote from any article provided that you attribute the quote to The Inclusive AI (TIA), the author, and provide a hyperlink to the original content.

3. Restricted Actions

  • Reproducing or redistributing our content in its entirety without our express written permission is prohibited.
  • Altering, editing, or modifying any content from our site for redistribution is strictly prohibited.

4. Commercial Use

  • Using our content for commercial purposes without prior permission is prohibited.

5. Intellectual Property

  • All content on The Inclusive AI (TIA) is owned by us or our content contributors. Unauthorized use may violate copyright and other laws.

6. Contact and Permissions

7. Policy Updates

  • We reserve the right to modify this sharing policy at any time. Changes will be posted on this page.

By using content from The Inclusive AI (TIA), you agree to follow the terms set forth in this policy.

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