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This provision establishes a contractual prohibition on AI model training using Customer Data as a default, requiring affirmative written consent before any such use. Because Input and Output are classified as Customer Data, this prohibition extends to materials submitted to and generated by Modal's AI Tools.
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Compare across platforms →"Modal will not, except with Customer's prior written consent: (i) train any AI model using Customer Data, or (ii) export Customer Data into, or cause Customer Data to be ingested by, large language models.Excerpt from Modal's Terms of Service
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This provision establishes a contractual prohibition on AI model training using Customer Data as a default, requiring affirmative written consent before any such use. Because Input and Output are classified as Customer Data, this prohibition extends to materials submitted to and generated by Modal's AI Tools.
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