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The AWS Service Terms govern use of all AWS services including Amazon Bedrock, AWS's managed generative AI platform that provides access to foundation models from providers including Anthropic, Meta, Cohere, and Amazon's own Nova models. The terms state that customer inputs and outputs are not used to train underlying foundation models by default, but AWS reserves the right to use content to maintain and improve the Bedrock service unless the customer has opted out through available account controls. Customers are required to comply not only with AWS's own acceptable use policy but also with each model provider's separate use policy, which creates a layered set of restrictions that vary depending on which model is accessed.
This document constitutes the AWS Service Terms, which govern use of Amazon Web Services including Amazon Bedrock, and operates as part of the broader AWS Customer Agreement or applicable enterprise agreement establishing the legal basis for service access. The terms authorize AWS to use customer inputs and outputs processed through Bedrock to improve AWS services unless customers opt out, establish that customers bear responsibility for ensuring their use of foundation models complies with applicable law, and require customers not to use Bedrock to generate content that violates third-party intellectual property rights or to circumvent model safety features. Bedrock-specific provisions address model provider restrictions, requiring customers to comply with additional use policies published by third-party model providers such as Anthropic, Meta, and Cohere, creating a layered compliance obligation that extends beyond the AWS Customer Agreement itself. The terms engage data protection frameworks including GDPR and CCPA insofar as customer content processed through Bedrock may constitute personal data, and the EU AI Act's requirements for high-risk AI system deployment are materially relevant for enterprise customers deploying Bedrock in regulated workflows; applicability depends on deployment jurisdiction and use case.
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13 versions captured · Last updated: June 2026
AWS Bedrock updated their AWS Service Terms on June 17, 2026. Change detected: 2 sentence(s) modified. Document contained 1018 sentences after update.
View change record →AWS Bedrock updated its service terms on June 16, 2026 to add new provisions governing metadata sharing with Anthropic for certain AI products and to introduce a new AWS WAF …
View change record →AWS Bedrock updated their AWS Service Terms on June 10, 2026. Change detected: 1 sentence(s) added, 7 sentence(s) modified. Document contained 1008 sentences after update.
View change record →AWS Bedrock updated their AWS Service Terms on June 02, 2026. Change detected: 6 sentence(s) modified. Document contained 1007 sentences after update.
View change record →AWS Bedrock updated its Amazon RDS service terms on May 30, 2026, adding new provisions governing Trusted Language Extensions, engine end-of-life management, and RDS Custom. The updated terms establish that …
View change record →AWS Bedrock's Service Terms were updated on May 29, 2026 to add detailed governance provisions for Amazon Connect Talent, a generative AI service for employment-related tasks. The updated terms establish …
View change record →AWS Bedrock updated its AWS Service Terms on May 23, 2026, adding explicit language stating that Reserved Cache Nodes and Amazon DynamoDB Reserved Capacity purchases are noncancellable and remain owed …
View change record →AWS Bedrock updated its AWS Service Terms on May 19, 2026, modifying two contact information entries in its contracting party table. The mailing address for the Japan contracting party (Amazon …
View change record →AWS added a new section (50.16) establishing terms for Claude Platform on AWS, a service that integrates Anthropic's Claude AI into AWS. Under these new terms, content and metadata provided …
View change record →AWS Bedrock added a new service section for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Payments, which enables developers to build payment solutions that route transactions between AI agents, third-party wallet providers, and sellers. …
View change record →AWS Bedrock removed nine sentences describing its AgentCore Payments preview feature, which helped developers build payment solutions using AI agents and third-party wallet providers. The removed language clarified that AWS …
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