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# Unlimited AI license

## <mark style="color:$primary;">Unlimited AI license overview</mark>

* Add an Unlimited AI license to a **single** camera to provide unlimited AI tokens for advanced **AI** **contextual video analytics** during the license validity period.
* The Unlimited AI License is **per-device licensing,** and its behavior is **consistent** with Pro Licenses in terms of Add License, Associate License, Move License, Replace Device, and License Status & Lifecycle.
* On the same device, the Unlimited AI License operates independently from the Pro License and has **no dependency** on it. Even if the Pro License **expires**, the active **Unlimited AI License** continues to support AI contextual video analysis without interruption.
* **Relationship between Unlimited AI License and Shared AI License for a Cloud-AI–enabled Camera:**\
  When a camera has a **valid Unlimited** AI License, its Cloud AI contextual video analytics operate independently and do **not** draw from the organization’s **Shared** AI Token Pool.

### **Start with AI Feature (Per device based)**

Once bound to a camera (already assigned to a network), the **Cloud AI** feature is **automatically forced enabled** on that camera, and unlimited AI tokens are **immediately** available for contextual video analysis.


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