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AI Training Rights Tracker

Platforms claiming rights to use your content, data, or interactions for AI model training and development.

20
Changes
20
Platforms
12
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2
Positive

Platforms (20)

Walmart 1 Chegg 1 Monday.com 1 Stripe 1 Apple Pay 1 Square 1 Stability AI 1 Twitch 1 Amazon Marketplace 1 Mistral AI 1 Windsurf 1 Indeed 1 HubSpot 1 Unity 1 Medium 1 Oura 1 AWS Bedrock 1 LangChain 1 RapidAPI 1 GitHub 1

Related Provisions (20)

Access Reciprocity Exemption for Academic Research
GitHub · GitHub Terms of Service
Accidental Gemini activation treated as normal input
Google Gemini · Gemini Apps Privacy Notice
Acknowledgment Output May Not Be Unique to Customer
Luma AI · Luma AI Terms of Service
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Changes (20)

Oct 16, 2026
Walmart updated its Terms of Use (effective September 9, 2026) with multiple substantive changes affecting content rights, payment processing, order fulfillment, and AI/data scraping restrictions. The company expanded its rights to use user-submitted content for AI training and machine learning purposes, added explicit language prohibiting use of its site data …
medium negative Walmart
Oct 16, 2026
Chegg updated its privacy policy dated September 9, 2026, removing a separate Busuu supplemental privacy policy and consolidating Busuu privacy terms into the main Chegg policy. The policy now clarifies that keystrokes are no longer captured by AI functions, specifies that audio data will not be used for identification, and …
medium positive Chegg
Oct 2, 2026
Monday.com's privacy policy now explicitly describes its use of AI-assisted technologies in processing customer communications and data. The updated language states that the company may use AI to analyze service usage, generate insights, provide support through virtual agents, and record, transcribe, and analyze calls and meetings. The policy also adds …
medium neutral Monday.com
Sep 29, 2026
Stripe updated its Terms of Service with multiple substantive changes effective September 28, 2026. Key changes include: revised support terminology from 'basic business and technical support' to 'standard technical support'; expanded liability caps for Preview Services from a flat USD $1,000 to the lesser of total fees paid in the …
high negative Stripe
Sep 15, 2026
Apple Pay updated its Media Services Terms to add restrictions on AI model training, clarify subscription commitment terms, and expand the definition of Apple Bundles. The updated terms now prohibit using Services, Content, or outputs to train or fine-tune AI models. Subscription commitment terms are now explicitly stated, with refunds …
medium negative Apple Pay
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