“Asana AI features powered by AI Partners use metadata, personal information, and user-generated content (e.g., task titles and task descriptions).”
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Users' personal information and work content are processed by third-party AI Partners, not solely by Asana, expanding the scope of data access beyond Asana itself.
This permits AI Partners to access and use a reader's metadata, personal information, and user-generated content when AI features are in use.
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Users' personal information and work content are processed by third-party AI Partners, not solely by Asana, expanding the scope of data access beyond Asana itself.
This permits AI Partners to access and use a reader's metadata, personal information, and user-generated content when AI features are in use.
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