Atlassian's policy permits the use of data generated through its services, potentially including Loom recordings and transcripts, to improve its products and develop AI-powered features.
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Use of user-generated video and text content to train or improve AI systems is a significant and evolving area of privacy concern, particularly where the content includes sensitive business or personal communications.
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Your Loom videos and transcripts may contribute to Atlassian's AI product development unless your enterprise agreement restricts this; individual free-tier users have limited visibility into how their content is specifically used for AI improvement purposes.
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Use of user-generated video and text content to train or improve AI systems is a significant and evolving area of privacy concern, particularly where the content includes sensitive business or personal communications.
Your Loom videos and transcripts may contribute to Atlassian's AI product development unless your enterprise agreement restricts this; individual free-tier users have limited visibility into how their content is specifically used for AI improvement purposes.
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