The memory feature collects contextual information from a user's interactions with one AI model provider and shares that context with other model providers the user interacts with on the platform.
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This provision establishes a cross-provider data sharing mechanism tied to an opt-in platform feature, under which interaction context is distributed across multiple third-party AI model providers within the Poe ecosystem. The scope of what constitutes 'helpful context' and which model providers receive this information is not precisely defined in the policy.
Interpretive note: The policy does not specify which model providers receive memory data, what categories of context are retained, or the retention period, making the full scope of this data flow uncertain.
Under this provision, enabling Poe's memory feature results in contextual information from interactions with one AI provider being shared with other AI providers on the platform. The policy does not specify which providers receive memory data or define the boundaries of what context is retained and shared.
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Compare across platforms →"For example, if you use Poe's memory feature, Poe will remember helpful context from your interactions with bots or apps powered by model providers and share that memory with other model providers you interact with on Poe, making responses to chats more personalized and relevant.Excerpt from Poe's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages GDPR data minimization and purpose limitation principles, as the sharing of interaction context across multiple third-party model providers may require evaluation under lawful basis and sub-processor disclosure requirements.
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This provision establishes a cross-provider data sharing mechanism tied to an opt-in platform feature, under which interaction context is distributed across multiple third-party AI model providers within the Poe ecosystem. The scope of what constitutes 'helpful context' and which model providers receive this information is not precisely defined in the policy.
Under this provision, enabling Poe's memory feature results in contextual information from interactions with one AI provider being shared with other AI providers on the platform. The policy does not specify which providers receive memory data or define the boundaries of what context is retained and shared.
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