If you use Cody through Sourcegraph.com without an enterprise account, Sourcegraph collects your code queries, the AI prompts generated from them, and the AI's responses to improve the product, though not to train general AI models.
This analysis describes what Sourcegraph Cody'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
Non-enterprise Sourcegraph.com users are subject to broader data collection than enterprise users: their User Prompts, LLM Prompts, and Responses are collected for product improvement purposes, whereas Enterprise Cody users have their Customer Content used only to provide the service.
Interpretive note: The phrase 'none of it will be used to train any generally available models' does not exclude use for training proprietary or customer-specific models, creating some ambiguity about the full scope of data use.
Individual Sourcegraph.com users who are not on enterprise licenses should be aware that their code queries and AI responses are retained by Sourcegraph for product improvement purposes. While the terms state this data is not used to train generally available models, it is used beyond mere service delivery in contrast to enterprise deployments.
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"For individual users accessing the Sourcegraph Cody extension via Sourcegraph.com, Sourcegraph also collects the following User Content to support and improve user experience, though none of it will be used to train any generally available models: User Prompts; LLM Prompts; Responses.Excerpt from Sourcegraph Cody's Usage and Privacy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Collection of User Prompts, LLM Prompts, and Responses from non-enterprise users for product improvement purposes engages GDPR consent and legitimate interest requirements if the users are in the EU or EEA.
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Non-enterprise Sourcegraph.com users are subject to broader data collection than enterprise users: their User Prompts, LLM Prompts, and Responses are collected for product improvement purposes, whereas Enterprise Cody users have their Customer Content used only to provide the service.
Individual Sourcegraph.com users who are not on enterprise licenses should be aware that their code queries and AI responses are retained by Sourcegraph for product improvement purposes. While the terms state this data is not used to train generally available models, it is used beyond mere service delivery in contrast to enterprise deployments.
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