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People whose personal information appears in publicly available internet data — such as in articles, social media posts, or forums — may have their data used to train Mistral AI's models without their knowledge or consent.
Mistral AI's privacy policy authorizes the use of your chat inputs and AI outputs for model training under a legitimate interest basis, meaning this occurs by default without requiring your affirmative consent unless you opt out. The Memory feature may also store sensitive personal details, such as health information you mention in prompts, and the policy states this is handled under explicit consent for sensitive data, though the mechanism for obtaining that consent in practice is not fully detailed in this document. You can opt out of having your conversations used for model training by adjusting your preferences in your Mistral AI account settings.
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Writer does not use Customer Data to train its AI models without explicit customer permission. Customer Data means the data, content, and information that customers and their end users submit to or through the Services.
We may use the content you provide to us, including prompts and generated images, to train and improve our AI models and services.
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"Data publicly available on the Internet. Our artificial intelligence models are trained on data that is publicly available on the Internet by third parties, which may contain personal data, even if we use good practices to filter out such personal data. [...] Training Datasets. In some cases, we access datasets provided by third parties for our model training purposes. These datasets may include personal data (even if such third parties and Mistral AI use good practices to filter out such personal data), proprietary data, or public data.— Excerpt from Mistral AI's Mistral AI Privacy Policy
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People whose personal information appears in publicly available internet data — such as in articles, social media posts, or forums — may have their data used to train Mistral AI's models without their knowledge or consent.
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