The correct option is GitHub Copilot Business includes indemnification that protects against third-party IP claims for Copilot generated code.

This is the only choice that offers a contractual promise. The GitHub Copilot Business product specific terms include an indemnity where GitHub agrees to defend and cover certain losses from third party intellectual property claims that are asserted against code output produced by the service. This matches the requirement for a contract backed assurance rather than a technical control.

GitHub Copilot Business automatically filters out any suggestion that appears similar to open source code to avoid conflicts is incorrect because Copilot does not guarantee automatic removal of all content that resembles open source code. Filtering features are designed to reduce risk but they are not comprehensive and they are not a contract.

Enabling the duplication detection filter for Copilot suggestions is incorrect because it is a technical safeguard that can reduce near duplicate suggestions but it does not provide legal protection. It is not a substitute for indemnification.

Assured Open Source Software is incorrect because it is a separate Google offering focused on vetted open source dependencies and is unrelated to GitHub Copilot and it does not provide indemnity for Copilot generated code.

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