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The clause establishes that model training from business data is not an automatic practice, meaning customers must take affirmative action for such use to occur.
Interpretive note: The excerpt states the default but does not describe the mechanism for changing it. No inference about opt-in or opt-out is made in the canonical claim.
The updated terms shift governance of conversation access and retention from end users to workspace administrators. Under the revised policy, workspace admins can now view, access, export, and delete any end user conversations within their workspace and control how long workspace data is retained. Additionally, OpenAI now reserves the right to retain deleted or unsaved conversations beyond the standard 30-day deletion window if retention is reasonably necessary to protect its services or any third party from harm, beyond prior language that limited retention extensions to legal requirements. Within an enterprise account, end users no longer have unilateral control over conversation visibility or deletion of their own conversations.
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The clause establishes that model training from business data is not an automatic practice, meaning customers must take affirmative action for such use to occur.
Your business data is not used to train OpenAI's models unless the default is changed.
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