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Copyright, model licensing and DMCA

ELP GPT respects the rights of third-party model developers, code authors, data owners, news publishers and users while protecting its own original engineering.

OUR APPROACH

Copyright & DMCA: principles in practice

01

Do not republish protected articles or datasets without rights

Notices can be sent to the published contact address. U.S. DMCA agent status and any legal safe-harbour requirements must be managed separately; do not imply an unverified designation.

02

Link and attribute short factual summaries to original publishers

ELP GPT connects proprietary engineering to responsible, task-specific customer outcomes.

03

Review claimed infringements and lawful counter-notices

ELP GPT connects proprietary engineering to responsible, task-specific customer outcomes.

THE ELP GPT PERSPECTIVE

Copyright & DMCA — engineering and execution

Original ELP intellectual property remains distinct from third-party weights, libraries and services.

Training-data licensing, third-party model terms, rights reservations, attribution, trademark use and notice handling belong in a versioned compliance programme.

Submitting a copyright notice

Please identify the original copyrighted work, the allegedly infringing URL, your contact information, a good-faith statement, an accuracy statement and your signature. Email support@elpgpt.com. Valid counter-notices will be reviewed in line with applicable law. The platform does not claim a registered DMCA designated agent here.

Technology, ownership & transparency

ELP GPT is developed by ELP Ventures. ELP-owned software and model research are distinct from independently owned inference services, third-party libraries and intellectual property. Specifications, availability and comparative performance depend on the deployed configuration.