Version History

• June 11, 2026 v1 low
  Cohere's Acceptable Use Policy underwent documentation restructuring on June 11, 2026. The change involved removal of extensive navigation elements and course materials from the policy documentation, while retaining core policy language. The operational policy itself—what uses of Cohere services are permitted or prohibited—appears materially unchanged based on the text provided.
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• June 10, 2026 v1 low
  Cohere's Acceptable Use Policy documentation was reorganized on June 10, 2026, with substantial additions to navigation and educational content in the policy document. The updated document added extensive new sections covering integration tutorials, model deployment guides, fine-tuning instructions, and use-case examples. One sentence in the policy itself was modified, though the core usage policy language applying to all Cohere Services remains substantively unchanged. The operational effect is expanded instructional content alongside the policy framework, though the binding policy requirements themselves were not materially altered.
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• June 10, 2026 v1
  Cohere updated their Cohere Usage Policy on June 10, 2026. Change detected: 2 sentence(s) added, 1 sentence(s) modified. Document contained 41 sentences after update.
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• June 9, 2026 v1
  No material change detected
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• June 9, 2026 v1 low
  Cohere updated its Cohere Usage Policy on June 9, 2026. The change involved adding a single item 'North' to a navigation menu of product models and guides within the document. This appears to be a menu structure or product catalog update rather than a substantive change to acceptable use terms or consumer rights.
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• May 24, 2026 v1 high
  Cohere removed 38 sentences from its Usage Policy on May 24, 2026, substantially reducing the document from a detailed acceptable use policy to a minimal stub containing only navigation and heading elements. The previous version included universal requirements prohibiting specific activities such as child exploitation, sexually explicit content involving minors, and defined enforcement mechanisms including restriction, suspension, or termination of access. The updated version retains only document structure and no substantive policy content, meaning Cohere Services users no longer have a posted acceptable use policy to reference or rely upon.
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• April 29, 2026 v1
  Initial snapshot — monitoring begins
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