The legal hub references an AI governance framework as one of the linked customer documents, indicating Snowflake maintains a disclosed framework governing AI-related technology commitments.
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The existence of a referenced AI governance framework is relevant to customers using Snowflake's AI or machine learning features, as it may define how AI outputs, data used for model training, and related obligations are governed.
Interpretive note: The AI governance framework is referenced but not reproduced in the provided document text; its specific terms, scope, and obligations cannot be assessed.
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View change record →Previous vague reference to AI Governance Framework evolved into specific documentation of separate Snowflake AI Terms and Pass-Through Terms with concrete excerpt details.
View full change record →Addition of AI governance framework reference reflects Snowflake's formal commitment to addressing governance and responsible use of AI capabilities within their privacy framework.
View full change record →Customers using Snowflake's AI or ML capabilities should retrieve and review the AI governance framework document linked from this hub, as it may contain terms specific to AI-processed data, model outputs, and associated responsibilities that differ from standard service terms.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: AI governance frameworks may engage the EU AI Act for EU-based deployments, as well as emerging US federal and state-level AI guidance from the FTC and NIST.
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The existence of a referenced AI governance framework is relevant to customers using Snowflake's AI or machine learning features, as it may define how AI outputs, data used for model training, and related obligations are governed.
Customers using Snowflake's AI or ML capabilities should retrieve and review the AI governance framework document linked from this hub, as it may contain terms specific to AI-processed data, model outputs, and associated responsibilities that differ from standard service terms.
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