> The use of the Work or Derivative Works to provide applications and integrated end user products which use the Work or Derivative Work in the background shall not be considered Hosting Use.
It almost sounds like they just want to avoid something like an AWS LLMA service to spin up off their hard work but building an app around it would be fine.
However, they have an Acceptable Use Policy that they can update at any time, and then you have to discontinue existing use of the output to match the update AUP, so there's no way to use the commercially (unless you have a backup plan, or decide that you're going to ignore the license).
It almost sounds like they just want to avoid something like an AWS LLMA service to spin up off their hard work but building an app around it would be fine.