Distribution Partner
An enterprise or platform that does not develop models directly but delivers model capabilities to end users through APIs, cloud marketplaces, white-label products, and similar channels, including cloud service providers, SaaS application developers, and enterprise system integrators.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Distribution partners refer to enterprises or platforms that do not develop models directly but deliver model capabilities to end users through APIs, cloud marketplaces, white-label products, and other means.
Compliance responsibility in the AI supply chain is layered: the model provider is responsible for the safety baseline and policy-making; distribution partners are responsible for identity management, use review, and abuse monitoring on the channel side; and the final application party bears responsibility for the legality, transparency, and user notification of specific use scenarios.
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Distribution partners refer to enterprises or platforms that do not develop models directly but deliver model capabilities to end users through APIs, cloud marketplaces, white-label products, and other means.
50%UnverifiedCompliance responsibility in the AI supply chain is layered: the model provider is responsible for the safety baseline and policy-making; distribution partners are responsible for identity management, use review, and abuse monitoring on the channel side; and the final application party bears responsibility for the legality, transparency, and user notification of specific use scenarios.
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