You are not allowed to use any content from the Fireworks AI platform, including metadata and outputs, to train or develop your own AI or machine learning models.
This analysis describes what Fireworks AI's agreement states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability and practical outcomes may vary by jurisdiction, enforcement context, and individual circumstances. Read our methodology
For developers and companies building AI-enabled products on top of Fireworks AI, this restriction may limit how outputs can be used in downstream model training pipelines, which is a core use case for many API customers.
Interpretive note: The enforceability of restrictions on the use of AI-generated outputs for downstream training is an evolving area of law, and some jurisdictions may not recognize contractual restrictions on non-copyrightable outputs as fully enforceable.
The updated terms establish mandatory individual arbitration as the exclusive mechanism for resolving all disputes between you and Fireworks AI, including disputes that may have arisen before you agreed to these terms. The agreement also requires you to waive your right to seek relief in court, to have a jury trial, or to participate in any class action, collective, or representative proceeding. You can opt out of the arbitration provision by following the instructions provided in Section 16 of the terms.
View change record →Developers and organizations that use Fireworks AI outputs to train or fine-tune their own AI models may be in violation of this clause, even if those downstream uses occur outside the Fireworks platform itself.
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"use any content available on or via the Service (including any caption information, keywords, or other metadata) for any machine learning and/or artificial intelligence training or development purposes, or for any technologies designed or intended for the identification of natural personsExcerpt from Fireworks AI's Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This restriction is a contractual use limitation rather than a regulatory requirement, but it interacts with emerging AI governance frameworks including the EU AI Act, which imposes transparency and data governance obligations …
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For developers and companies building AI-enabled products on top of Fireworks AI, this restriction may limit how outputs can be used in downstream model training pipelines, which is a core use case for many API customers.
Developers and organizations that use Fireworks AI outputs to train or fine-tune their own AI models may be in violation of this clause, even if those downstream uses occur outside the Fireworks platform itself.
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