If you use Airtable's AI features, a separate set of AI-specific terms also apply to your use, and those terms can be updated over time.
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AI features are governed by additional terms that may impose separate data use, content generation, and liability provisions; users should review the Airtable AI Terms separately to understand how their data may be used by AI models.
Interpretive note: The specific data use, model training, and liability provisions of the Airtable AI Terms are incorporated by reference but not reproduced in this document; the full implications depend on reviewing those terms separately, and they are subject to unilateral updates.
Using Airtable's AI features means accepting a separate and updatable set of AI Terms in addition to these standard Terms, which may include provisions about how your data is used to train or operate AI models; users should review those terms directly at https://www.airtable.com/ai-terms.
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"We may make available to you, as a Product Trial or otherwise, features or functionality of the Services that utilize generative artificial intelligence models ("Airtable AI"). Your use of Airtable AI is subject to these Terms and our Airtable AI Terms, as updated from time to time, which are available at https://www.airtable.com/ai-terms and are incorporated into these Terms by reference.Excerpt from Airtable's Terms of Service
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AI features are governed by additional terms that may impose separate data use, content generation, and liability provisions; users should review the Airtable AI Terms separately to understand how their data may be used by AI models.
Using Airtable's AI features means accepting a separate and updatable set of AI Terms in addition to these standard Terms, which may include provisions about how your data is used to train or operate AI models; users should review those terms directly at https://www.airtable.com/ai-terms.
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