Mistral AI updated its Additional Product Terms effective August 5, 2026, making operational clarifications to its third-party integration and product governance frameworks. The company renamed 'Third-Party Services' to 'Third-Party Connectors' throughout, replaced 'Inputs' with 'Customer Data' in its acceptable use policy, and introduced new definitions and liability disclaimers for 'Third-Party Products' (third-party AI models accessed through Mistral's platform). Under the revised terms, Mistral AI explicitly states it has no obligation to fulfill AI regulatory responsibilities for third-party products, and disclaims liability for them to the maximum extent permitted by law.
Developers: Mistral is not responsible for ensuring third-party AI products comply with AI laws like the EU AI Act.
Consumers: The acceptable use policy now consistently refers to what users submit as 'Customer Data' rather than 'Inputs'.
Consumers: Mistral has no obligation to support or warrant third-party AI models accessed through its platform.
The updated terms clarify Mistral AI's governance of third-party AI models and integrations accessed through its platform. Mistral AI now explicitly states that third-party products are provided as-is without warranties, that it has no obligation to indemnify customers against third-party intellectual property claims, and that it bears no regulatory responsibility for third-party products under applicable AI laws. Output generated using third-party products remains assigned to customers. The company also renamed 'Third-Party Services' to 'Third-Party Connectors' and changed 'Inputs' to 'Customer Data' in its acceptable use policies for consistency.
Mistral explicitly disclaims all liability for third-party AI models and states it has no obligation to comply with AI Laws on behalf of such products.
Renamed from 'Third-Party Services' with consistent modifications throughout, but operative permissions and user responsibilities remain unchanged.
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