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+PLEASE READ THESE PROGRAM TERMS CAREFULLY BEFORE USING RHEL AI. BY PARTICIPATING
+IN THE PROGRAM OR USING RHEL AI, YOU SIGNIFY YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THESE PROGRAM
+TERMS AND ACKNOWLEDGE YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE PROGRAM TERMS. IF YOU DO
+NOT ACCEPT THE PROGRAM TERMS, THEN DO NOT USE RHEL AI.
+
+**Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI Development Preview Program Terms**
+
+We are excited that you are interested in the Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI
+Development Preview Program and as a benefit of participating, you will have
+access to a preview version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Red Hat’s preview of
+AI tools, models, and other AI related content (“**RHEL AI**”) at no cost subject to
+these terms ("**Program**").  Red Hat may terminate the Program at any time for any
+reason.
+
+These Program Terms govern your use of RHEL AI and are subject to the Red Hat
+Enterprise Agreement available at <http://www.redhat.com/agreements> (the
+"**Agreement**"). When we use a capitalized term without defining it in these
+Program Terms, the term has the meaning defined in the Agreement. If there is a
+conflict between these Program Terms and the Agreement, the Program Terms will
+take precedence.
+
+The Program gives access to a preview version of RHEL AI. The Program documents
+the steps required to for composing a preview instance of RHEL AI by building a
+Red Hat Enterprise Linux bootable image and downloading and configuring the
+following components: i) a large language model (“**LLM**”), ii) an AI model to
+generate synthetic data for the LLM, iii) data sets to train the LLM, iv)
+various tools to assist with the training and management of LLM and v) device
+drivers and tools to optimize workloads running on specific graphical processing
+units (GPUs).  You are responsible for acquiring sufficient rights in any
+training data that you use to train the LLM.
+
+Once configured, you will be able to input questions (aka prompts), which may be
+modified for optimization, to the LLM ("**Input**").  Such Input is passed to the
+LLM that provides suggestions in the form of answers, responses, or other
+product related content ("**Suggestions**").
+
+You are responsible for ensuring your use of the LLM and model training
+resources complies with the applicable agreements, licenses and any applicable
+laws or regulations regarding such usage.  Red Hat only provides limited preview
+support for the LLM and other associated training data and tools referenced in
+the RHEL AI documentation.
+
+The Suggestions may require additional modifications by you to be useful and any
+such modifications are "**Modified Suggestions**". Your use of Suggestions is at
+your discretion and Red Hat makes no warranties or guarantees with respect to
+Suggestions and you should confirm that use of RHEL AI or any Suggestions is
+appropriate for your environment. Suggestions may be similar to material used to
+train the LLM. Red Hat does not claim any intellectual property rights with
+respect to Input, Suggestions, or Modified Suggestions. Suggestions are not
+considered Red Hat Software.
+
+The Program is intended for early access for developers to gather feedback to
+improve the product and is not intended or supported for production use.  Under
+the Program, RHEL AI and any components referenced or included in RHEL AI, are
+not covered by any Red Hat indemnification.   These Program Terms establish the
+rights and obligations associated with RHEL AI and are not intended to limit
+your rights to software code under the terms of an open source license.
+
+May 2024