Cerebras states that it does not keep the prompts you send or the responses you receive when using its AI training, inference, or chatbot services. This is a user-favorable operational commitment that distinguishes these services from general data collection.
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Users submitting potentially sensitive business, technical, or personal information to Cerebras AI services may rely on this commitment as a data minimization assurance, though the policy does not describe the technical controls or audit mechanisms that implement it.
Interpretive note: The commitment is stated but the policy provides no technical description of how non-retention is implemented or verified, creating uncertainty about operational enforcement.
If accurate and technically enforced, this provision means that the content of your AI interactions is not stored by Cerebras after processing, reducing the risk that your prompts or outputs could be accessed in a data breach, shared with third parties, or used for model training without your knowledge.
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"Your use of the Services, including our training, inference and chatbot Services, provided that we do not retain inputs and outputs associated with our training, inference, and chatbot Services as described in Section 6Excerpt from Cerebras's Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages GDPR data minimization and storage limitation principles for EU users, as well as CCPA obligations regarding the categories of personal information collected.
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Users submitting potentially sensitive business, technical, or personal information to Cerebras AI services may rely on this commitment as a data minimization assurance, though the policy does not describe the technical controls or audit mechanisms that implement it.
If accurate and technically enforced, this provision means that the content of your AI interactions is not stored by Cerebras after processing, reducing the risk that your prompts or outputs could be accessed in a data breach, shared with third parties, or used for model training without your knowledge.
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