Notion has separate terms governing how your content is used when you use Notion's AI features. These terms determine whether and how your workspace content may be processed by AI models.
This analysis describes what Notion'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
The AI Terms establish a distinct operational framework that applies when users access AI features, separate from standard Notion service terms. This provision clarifies the contractual boundaries, data processing rules, and acceptable use parameters specific to AI-powered capabilities.
Interpretive note: The specific scope of AI content use cannot be assessed from this index page; full review of the linked AI Terms and Notion AI Add-on Terms is required to determine whether user content is used for model training and what opt-out rights exist.
Removal of standalone AI-specific terms suggests AI features may now be governed under primary MSA/Personal Use Terms rather than separate addendum, potentially reducing transparency on AI content usage rights.
View full change record →Users who enable Notion AI may have their workspace content processed under terms that differ from the standard privacy policy; users storing sensitive personal, professional, or confidential information should review the AI-specific terms before activating these features.
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"AI Terms | Notion AI Add-on TermsExcerpt from Notion's Terms of Service
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: AI content processing terms engage GDPR's purpose limitation and data minimization principles, particularly if user content is used for AI model training or improvement.
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The AI Terms establish a distinct operational framework that applies when users access AI features, separate from standard Notion service terms. This provision clarifies the contractual boundaries, data processing rules, and acceptable use parameters specific to AI-powered capabilities.
Users who enable Notion AI may have their workspace content processed under terms that differ from the standard privacy policy; users storing sensitive personal, professional, or confidential information should review the AI-specific terms before activating these features.
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