Content and prompts you submit to Stability AI's services may be used by the company to train, improve, or develop their AI models, subject to applicable permissions and legal bases.
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This provision establishes the operational framework for how user interactions with the service become training data for model enhancement. The authorization determines whether user-submitted content constitutes intellectual property retained by users or data the company may process for model improvement.
Users who submit prompts or generated content should be aware that this material may be used beyond their immediate session for AI model development purposes. This has implications for privacy, intellectual property, and informed consent.
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This provision establishes the operational framework for how user interactions with the service become training data for model enhancement. The authorization determines whether user-submitted content constitutes intellectual property retained by users or data the company may process for model improvement.
Users who submit prompts or generated content should be aware that this material may be used beyond their immediate session for AI model development purposes. This has implications for privacy, intellectual property, and informed consent.
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