Mistral AI updated its Terms of Service effective May 28, 2026, with changes affecting how third-party service integrations work and which products are covered. The company replaced references to 'Le Chat' with 'Vibe' throughout the document and expanded the scope of permissions granted when users connect third-party services. The updated terms now explicitly authorize Mistral AI to 'execute actions upon your request, including to retrieve, process, store, execute, transmit, modify, delete, invoke, or otherwise act upon' data and resources connected through third-party integrations, and clarify that users are responsible for actions they request through these connections.
Consumers: When you request an action through a connected third-party service, you are responsible for what happens as a result, and Mistral AI is not liable for the outcome.
The updated terms expand the scope of actions Mistral AI may perform when users connect third-party services. Previously, the terms stated Mistral AI could 'retrieve, process, and store' data; the revised language now explicitly authorizes the company to 'execute actions upon your request, including to retrieve, process, store, execute, transmit, modify, delete, invoke, or otherwise act upon' data and resources. The terms also clarify that users are solely responsible for actions they request through these integrations, and that Mistral AI bears no responsibility for actions performed by third-party MCP servers, including 'actions, executions, routing, modifications, accesses, storage, transfers, disclosures, corruption, or deletions' of data or systems. Users should review the specific third-party service terms before enabling integrations, as the updated language grants broader operational authority over connected data and systems.
→ Review the terms and conditions of any third-party service before enabling integration with Mistral AI products.
→ Understand that you are responsible for actions you request through third-party integrations, including any data modifications or deletions.
Expanded from retrieval, processing, and storage to explicitly authorize execution, modification, deletion, transmission, and invocation of actions on connected data and systems.
Added explicit language making users solely responsible for actions they request through third-party integrations.
Expanded to cover a broader range of potential impacts including modifications, accesses, storage, transfers, disclosures, corruption, or deletions performed by third-party MCP servers.
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