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  •   about 2 years ago

Question about api access and intellectual property

Hello, I have two questions.
1 - For my project I need the use of both Gemini and Imagen to generate images. Since the access to Imagen is restricted, is it possible to have my request to access it approved ? If not is it ok to use another third party image generation tool ?
2 - I understand the project submitted can be an app published to the store. In this case would the intellectual property and ownership of the app remain to the candidate (including possible monetizations solution) ?

Thanks in advance for your help

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  •   •   about 2 years ago

    Ok so I found the answer to my first question in other thread. I also requested access to Imagen yesteday so I hope to get it soon enough to be able to use it in my project.

    For the second question though It's still not clear enough for me. Also can the app be publicly published before the end of the hackathon ?

  • Manager   •   about 2 years ago

    Yes, the app can be publicly published!

  •   •   about 2 years ago

    thanks Dani and what about ownership of the intellectual property?

  • Manager   •   about 2 years ago

    INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS: By submitting a Code in this Contest, the entrant warrants and represents that (s)he owns all of the intellectual and industrial property rights in and to the Code. Further, the entrant agrees that if any portion of the Code should be deemed to be owned by the entrant that (s)he will, as a condition of entry, grant Google a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, and non-exclusive license to use, reproduce, publicly perform, publicly display and create a derivative work from, any entry or Code that Participant submits solely for the purposes of allowing Google to test and evaluate the Code for purposes of the Contest and to advertise, display, demonstrate, or otherwise promote the Code. Participant specifically agrees that Google shall have the right to use, reproduce, publicly perform, and publicly display the Code in connection with the advertising and promotion of the Contest and the Code, via communication to the public or other groups, including, but not limited to the right to make screenshots, animations and video clips available for promotional purposes.

  •   •   about 2 years ago

    If I use any datasets, captions, images, or videos that are publicly available, is that a violation of the IP rules?

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