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The clause establishes a default operational practice where conversation data contributes to model training unless affirmatively disabled, creating a distinct data processing pathway separate from service delivery. This structure places the burden of opting out on users rather than requiring affirmative consent to training use.
Under this provision, conversations are authorized for model training purposes by default, and users must take specific action in account Settings to prevent this use. The terms permit OpenAI to process conversation data for training unless the user exercises the available opt-out mechanism.
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"We may use your personal data to train and improve our models and services. When you use our Services, your conversations with our models may be used to train and improve our Services, unless you opt out. You can turn this off by going to your account Settings and turning off 'Improve the model for everyone.'— Excerpt from OpenAI's Privacy Policy (ROW)
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The clause establishes a default operational practice where conversation data contributes to model training unless affirmatively disabled, creating a distinct data processing pathway separate from service delivery. This structure places the burden of opting out on users rather than requiring affirmative consent to training use.
Under this provision, conversations are authorized for model training purposes by default, and users must take specific action in account Settings to prevent this use. The terms permit OpenAI to process conversation data for training unless the user exercises the available opt-out mechanism.
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