The document discloses subprocessors engaged for AI-related processing activities in connection with Atlassian cloud products, establishing that customer data may be processed by third-party AI vendors as part of product functionality.
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This provision is operationally significant because AI-related subprocessors may process customer content data, not merely metadata, which creates additional considerations under GDPR's requirements for automated processing, the EU AI Act for high-risk AI systems, and enterprise AI governance policies.
Interpretive note: The document lists subprocessors by processing category but does not specify the technical scope of data access for each AI subprocessor; the extent of AI subprocessor data access must be determined by reference to Atlassian's product documentation and DPA.
This provision establishes that customer data may be processed by third-party AI vendors as part of Atlassian's AI-powered product features. Customers with internal AI governance policies or sector-specific AI restrictions should review the listed AI subprocessors against those requirements.
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This provision is operationally significant because AI-related subprocessors may process customer content data, not merely metadata, which creates additional considerations under GDPR's requirements for automated processing, the EU AI Act for high-risk AI systems, and enterprise AI governance policies.
This provision establishes that customer data may be processed by third-party AI vendors as part of Atlassian's AI-powered product features. Customers with internal AI governance policies or sector-specific AI restrictions should review the listed AI subprocessors against those requirements.
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