In an update detected on July 29, 2026, Cohere's Acceptable Use Policy was revised. The change added a reference to 'Cohere Trust Center' in the document's navigation or resource list. This appears to be a structural or organizational update directing users to additional governance or trust-related information, rather than a substantive modification to the policy's operative terms.
The updated documentation now includes a link to the Cohere Trust Center alongside the Acceptable Use Policy. This appears to be a navigation or resource organization change rather than a modification to substantive policy terms or user obligations.
Added reference to Cohere Trust Center in policy resource navigation.
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This change is a documentation organizational update adding a reference to the Cohere Trust Center within the policy's resource list. No material modification to operative policy language, user obligations, data handling, or compliance frameworks appears …
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