Fireworks AI promises it will not use what you type into the platform — your prompts, data, or API calls — to train its AI models unless you specifically choose to allow it.
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This provision establishes the operational scope of data usage for AI model development, clarifying that training purposes require affirmative user authorization rather than occurring as a default practice. The mechanism creates a procedural requirement for consent before a particular category of data processing occurs.
Your prompts and API inputs — which may contain confidential business information, personal data, or proprietary content — will not be used to train Fireworks AI models unless you explicitly opt in, reducing the risk of data leakage through model training.
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"No AI Training on Your Data: We do not use your prompts, training data, or API inputs to train or improve our AI models without your explicit opt-in.Excerpt from Fireworks AI's Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes the operational scope of data usage for AI model development, clarifying that training purposes require affirmative user authorization rather than occurring as a default practice. The mechanism creates a procedural requirement for consent before a particular category of data processing occurs.
Your prompts and API inputs — which may contain confidential business information, personal data, or proprietary content — will not be used to train Fireworks AI models unless you explicitly opt in, reducing the risk of data leakage through model training.
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