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June 10, 2026 01:24 UTC
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AWS updated its Service Terms on June 10, 2026 to add AWS FinOps Agent (Preview) to the list of AI Services and services that incorporate generative AI features. More substantially, AWS restructured and expanded its abuse detection provisions: it now requires explicit consent from users of certain Anthropic models for AWS to transfer user content and metadata to Anthropic for abuse detection processing, and it clarified that Bedrock stores inputs and outputs for up to 30 days solely for abuse detection purposes on identified models. This shifts abuse detection from an implicit AWS-only process to one that may involve third-party model providers with user consent.
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0AWS Service Terms Last Updated: June 1, 2026 1.0AWS Service Terms Last Updated: June 9, 2026 1.
45Certain Services may incorporate generative AI features, powered by Amazon Bedrock, that enable you to use prompts to generate output, including: Amazon Bio Discovery, Amazon CloudWatch, Amazon CodeCatalyst, Amazon Connect Customer, Amazon Connect Decisions, Amazon Connect Health, Amazon Connect Talent, AWS Database Migration Service, Amazon DataZone, Amazon Lex, Amazon OpenSearch Service, Amazon Personalize, Amazon Q, AWS Entity Resolution, AWS Transform, AWS AppFabric, AWS HealthScribe, AWS Resilience Hub, AWS App Studio, Kiro, Amazon SageMaker Data Agent, the model customization agent in SageMaker AI, Amazon Quick, AWS DevOps Agent, AWS Security Agent, Amazon WorkSpaces, and AWS Deadline Cloud. 1.24.1. Amazon Bedrock abuse detection mechanisms may apply to such Services.45Certain Services may incorporate generative AI features, powered by Amazon Bedrock, that enable you to use prompts to generate output, including: Amazon Bio Discovery, Amazon CloudWatch, Amazon CodeCatalyst, Amazon Connect Customer, Amazon Connect Decisions, Amazon Connect Health, Amazon Connect Talent, AWS Database Migration Service, Amazon DataZone, Amazon Lex, Amazon OpenSearch Service, Amazon Personalize, Amazon Q, AWS Entity Resolution, AWS Transform, AWS AppFabric, AWS HealthScribe, AWS Resilience Hub, AWS App Studio, Kiro, Amazon SageMaker Data Agent, the model customization agent in SageMaker AI, Amazon Quick, AWS DevOps Agent, AWS Security Agent, AWS FinOps Agent (Preview), Amazon WorkSpaces, and AWS Deadline Cloud. 1.24.1. Amazon Bedrock abuse detection mechanisms may apply to such Services.
528AWS Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Services 50.1. “AI Services” means, collectively, Amazon Bedrock, Amazon CodeGuru Profiler, Amazon CodeGuru Reviewer, Amazon Foundation Models (Amazon Nova and Titan models), Amazon Nova Act, Amazon Nova Forge, Amazon Comprehend, Amazon Comprehend Medical, Amazon DevOps Guru, Amazon Forecast, AWS HealthLake, Amazon Kendra, Amazon Lex, Amazon Lookout for Metrics, Amazon Personalize, Amazon Polly, Amazon Q, AWS Transform, Amazon Rekognition, Amazon Textract, Amazon Transcribe, Amazon Transcribe Medical, Amazon Translate, AWS HealthOmics, AWS HealthImaging, AWS HealthScribe, AWS App Studio, Kiro, Amazon Quick, AWS Elemental Inference, AWS DevOps Agent, and AWS Security Agent, and the model customization agent in SageMaker AI. “AI Content” means Your Content that is processed by an AI Service. 50.2. The output that you generate using AI Services is Your Content.528AWS Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Services 50.1. “AI Services” means, collectively, Amazon Bedrock, Amazon CodeGuru Profiler, Amazon CodeGuru Reviewer, Amazon Foundation Models (Amazon Nova and Titan models), Amazon Nova Act, Amazon Nova Forge, Amazon Comprehend, Amazon Comprehend Medical, Amazon DevOps Guru, Amazon Forecast, AWS HealthLake, Amazon Kendra, Amazon Lex, Amazon Lookout for Metrics, Amazon Personalize, Amazon Polly, Amazon Q, AWS Transform, Amazon Rekognition, Amazon Textract, Amazon Transcribe, Amazon Transcribe Medical, Amazon Translate, AWS HealthOmics, AWS HealthImaging, AWS HealthScribe, AWS App Studio, Kiro, Amazon Quick, AWS Elemental Inference, AWS DevOps Agent, AWS Security Agent, and AWS FinOps Agent (Preview), and the model customization agent in SageMaker AI. “AI Content” means Your Content that is processed by an AI Service. 50.2. The output that you generate using AI Services is Your Content.
529Due to the nature of machine learning, output may not be unique across customers and the Services may generate the same or similar results across customers. 50.3. You agree and instruct that for Amazon CodeGuru Profiler, Amazon Comprehend, Amazon Lex, Amazon Polly, Amazon Rekognition, Amazon Textract, Amazon Transcribe, Amazon Translate, AWS Transform, Kiro Free Tier, and Kiro individual subscribers (as described here ): (a) we may use and store AI Content that is processed by each of the foregoing AI Services to develop and improve the applicable AI Service and its underlying technologies; (b) we may use and store AI Content that is not personal data to develop and improve AWS and affiliate machine-learning and artificial-intelligence technologies; and (c) solely in connection with the development and improvement described in clauses (a) and (b), we may store such AI Content in an AWS region outside of the AWS region where you are using such AI Service.529Due to the nature of machine learning, output may not be unique across customers and the Services may generate the same or similar results across customers. 50.3. You agree and instruct that for Amazon CodeGuru Profiler, Amazon Comprehend, Amazon Lex, Amazon Polly, Amazon Rekognition, Amazon Textract, Amazon Transcribe, Amazon Translate, AWS Transform, AWS FinOps Agent (Preview), Kiro Free Tier, and Kiro individual subscribers (as described here ): (a) we may use and store AI Content that is processed by each of the foregoing AI Services to develop and improve the applicable AI Service and its underlying technologies; (b) we may use and store AI Content that is not personal data to develop and improve AWS and affiliate machine-learning and artificial-intelligence technologies; and (c) solely in connection with the development and improvement described in clauses (a) and (b), we may store such AI Content in an AWS region outside of the AWS region where you are using such AI Service.
556Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the Agreement or Service Terms, Section 20 (AWS Marketplace) above applies to your use of models sold by third parties, and Amazon Web Services, Inc. is the invoicing party with respect to these models. 50.12.2. As part of providing the Service, Amazon Bedrock may store Service inputs and outputs for up to 30 days (unless otherwise required by law) for the sole purpose of detecting activity that violates our, or third-party model providers’, terms of service or use policies.556Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the Agreement or Service Terms, Section 20 (AWS Marketplace) above applies to your use of models sold by third parties, and Amazon Web Services, Inc. is the invoicing party with respect to these models. 50.12.2. Abuse Detection.
557If we detect apparent child sexual abuse material (“CSAM”), you agree and instruct that we may: (a) review the flagged input or output to determine if it is CSAM, and (b) report the incident to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children or other authority.557For certain models identified on the Bedrock abuse detection page , as part of providing the Service, Amazon Bedrock stores Service inputs and outputs for up to 30 days (unless otherwise required by law) solely to detect activity that violates our, or third-party model providers’, terms of service or use policies.
558See here for more details about abuse detection on Bedrock. 50.12.3. Provisioned throughput commitments for Bedrock.558If we detect a potential violation, you agree and instruct that we may review the Service inputs and outputs to determine if a violation has occurred. 50.12.2.1. If we detect apparent child sexual abuse material (“CSAM”), you agree and instruct that we may: (a) review the flagged input or output to determine if it is CSAM, and (b) report the incident to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children or other authority. 50.12.2.2. Certain Anthropic models identified on the Bedrock abuse detection page require you to consent to the transfer of Your Content and associated metadata to Anthropic for abuse detection, via the opt-in mechanism described in the applicable service documentation .
559By providing such consent, you instruct AWS to transfer Your Content and associated metadata to Anthropic for processing in accordance with Anthropic's Data Processing Addendum . 50.12.3. Provisioned throughput commitments for Bedrock.
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