For open AI models on the Fireworks platform, the company states it does not log or save your prompts or the AI-generated outputs, unless you choose to enable that storage.
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This commitment is significant for developers who need to ensure that sensitive API interactions are not retained on Fireworks infrastructure, which is relevant for legal, security, and confidentiality purposes.
Interpretive note: The commitment is qualified by an asterisk referencing an external data handling document, meaning the full scope of the zero retention claim may depend on terms defined outside this privacy notice.
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View full change record →If you use open models through the Fireworks API, your prompts and AI outputs are not stored by default, reducing the risk that your data persists on Fireworks servers beyond the immediate request.
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"Zero Data Retention: We do not log or store prompt or generation data for any open models without explicit user opt-in*. [*Fireworks AI Data Handling]Excerpt from Fireworks AI's Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages data minimization principles under GDPR Article 5(1)(c) and storage limitation under Article 5(1)(e), as well as CCPA/CPRA data retention obligations.
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This commitment is significant for developers who need to ensure that sensitive API interactions are not retained on Fireworks infrastructure, which is relevant for legal, security, and confidentiality purposes.
If you use open models through the Fireworks API, your prompts and AI outputs are not stored by default, reducing the risk that your data persists on Fireworks servers beyond the immediate request.
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