Acceptable Use Policy

This Runloop acceptable use policy (“AUP”) sets forth certain terms, conditions and restrictions relating
to the access to, and use of, any products or services provided by Runloop (the “Services”) by or on
behalf of any Runloop customer (“Customer”) under Customer’s agreement with Runloop applicable to
the Services (the “Agreement”). The restrictions set forth in this AUP are in addition to those set forth in
the Agreement (and in the event of any conflict between any provision of this AUP and any provision of
the Agreement, the provision that is more protective of Runloop and the Services shall control). Any
capitalized terms used but not defined herein shall have the meaning set forth in the Agreement.

This AUP may be updated by Runloop from time-to-time upon reasonable notice (e.g., via email, through
the Services or by posting an updated version of this AUP). Updates of the AUP become binding,
including on existing users, on the later of the date specified in the updated AUP or thirty (30) days after
posting. Any violation of this AUP may result in the suspension or termination of Customer’s access to
and use of the Runloop Services.

The Services are intended for use in deploying, orchestrating, running, observing and debugging
AI-related workflows for AI applications, and any use that is inconsistent with the foregoing is not
permitted. Without limiting the foregoing, Customer shall not (and shall not permit its authorized users
to):

1. interfere with or disrupt (or attempt to interfere with or disrupt) the Services, or gain (or
   attempt to gain) access to any systems, networks, platforms or services (collectively “Systems”)
   that connect thereto (except as required to appropriately access, deploy, maintain, or use the
   Services);
2. use the Runloop Services to violate the security or integrity of, or otherwise abuse, any System of any party (including without limitation the Services), including but not limited to gaining unauthorized access to any System (including attempting to probe, scan, monitor, or test the vulnerability of a System), forging any headers or other parts of any message describing its origin or routing, interfering with the proper functioning of any System (including any deliberate attempt by any means to maliciously overload a System), implementing denial-of-service attacks, operating non-permissioned network services (including open proxies, mail relays or recursive domain name servers), using any means to bypass System usage limitations, or storing, transmitting or installing malicious code;
3. attempt to access, search, or create accounts for any of Runloop’s services by any means other
   than Runloop’s publicly supported interfaces or as otherwise authorized by Runloop;
4. use the Services to engage in or promote any other fraudulent, deceptive or illegal activities;
5. use the Services to process, store or transmit material, including any Customer Data, in violation
   of any law or any third party rights, including without limitation intellectual property or privacy
   rights;
6. disclose to any third party (1) the results of any testing or benchmarking of the Services that
   Customer might conduct or (2) the results of any other performance-related statistics pertaining
   to the Services; or
7. use the Services in any circumstances involving high-risk activities, including where failure could
   lead to death, personal injury or environmental damage, and Customer further acknowledges
   that the Services are not designed or intended for such use.
8. use the services to mine cryptocurrencies