A large language model and AI assistant platform that enables users to have conversations, generate content, and perform various text-based tasks through chat interfaces and applications. The platform processes personal data including conversation histories, user inputs, and potentially sensitive information shared during AI interactions. Policy changes are significant for users as they affect data retention practices, how conversations are used for model training, privacy controls, and the terms under which personal information is collected and processed during AI interactions.
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This clause establishes that impersonation is prohibited unless explicitly disclosed, and only where the intent is deception, setting a dual condition that both disclosure and intent determine the pr…
This clause establishes a hard prohibition on one of the most serious categories of harmful conduct, preventing Google Gemini from being used to advance violent extremist or terrorist goals.
The clause establishes that a prior model reaching an alert threshold triggers additional domain-specific testing on successor models, revealing a defined escalation protocol.
The clause establishes that cyber-domain mitigation deployment is ongoing rather than complete, and that this is occurring in the context of a model with elevated cyber capabilities relative to its p…
The clause establishes that CBRN mitigation deployment is ongoing rather than complete, indicating residual risk in this domain remains under active management.
This document describes the safety testing Google conducted before releasing Gemini 3.1 Pro and the rules governing how it can be accessed and used. It confirms the model passed child …
This document sets out what Google Gemini cannot be used for. Users are prohibited from using the service to deceive others — including by presenting AI-generated content as solely human-created, …
This document explains what Google Gemini collects about you, how it uses that information, and who it shares it with. Google Gemini collects everything you type, say, or share — …
Google Gemini's privacy notice was updated to reflect a new agentic calling feature available on eligible Pixel devices. The feature allows Gemini to make calls on a user's behalf to …
View change record →Google Gemini's privacy notice was updated to document a new macOS feature called 'Speak to Window.' When users interact with this feature, Gemini captures audio from the microphone along with …
View change record →Google updated its Gemini Apps Privacy Notice to clarify data handling for new features and third-party integrations. The updated notice explicitly states that Google does not monitor or secure data …
View change record →Google Gemini updated its privacy notice to reflect new features and clarify data handling practices. The updated notice introduces disclosures about Gemini Spark (replacing Gemini Agent), new avatar creation features, …
View change record →Google updated its Gemini Apps Privacy Notice to clarify the geographic scope of personalization features and expand consent language to explicitly include the Memory feature. The previous version stated that …
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ConductAtlas tracks 3 Google Gemini documents including terms of service, privacy policy, and other governance documents. Every document is captured daily with cryptographic verification.
Google Gemini has made 12 policy changes in the past 12 months across the documents ConductAtlas tracks.
ConductAtlas has classified 8 provisions across Google Gemini's tracked documents.
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