Stability may use submitted Inputs and Outputs to improve and develop its services, including training its models, unless users opt out through the mechanism referenced in Section 4c.
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This provision authorizes the use of user-submitted content, including text, images, and other inputs, for model training and service development. An opt-out mechanism is available but requires affirmative user action; the default position under the terms is that Inputs and Outputs may be used for training.
Interpretive note: The lawful basis for processing Inputs and Outputs for model training under GDPR is not specified in this document; the Privacy Policy governs data processing details and would need to be reviewed to assess full regulatory exposure.
The updated terms establish a lower age threshold for audio services (13+) but require parental consent and active supervision for users under 18. All other services remain restricted to users 18 and older. The company expanded its license to use and process submitted content for service provision and maintenance. The arbitration clause now applies only to US users; Canadian users are no longer subject to mandatory arbitration. Use restrictions were clarified to prohibit developing competitive AI models, selling or sublicensing the Services, and removing AI-generated content markings, with limited exceptions expressly approved in writing.
View change record →Under this clause, submitted Inputs and Outputs are available for Stability's use in model training and service improvement by default. Users who do not affirmatively opt out through the mechanism linked in Section 4c operate under terms that permit this use of their submitted content.
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Compare across platforms →"As described in our Privacy Policy, we may use Inputs and Outputs to improve and develop our Services (but you can opt-out to prevent us from using your Inputs and Outputs to train our models, learn more), comply with applicable law, enforce our terms and policies, and to keep our Services safe.Excerpt from Stability AI's Terms of Service
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This provision authorizes the use of user-submitted content, including text, images, and other inputs, for model training and service development. An opt-out mechanism is available but requires affirmative user action; the default position under the terms is that Inputs and Outputs may be used for training.
Under this clause, submitted Inputs and Outputs are available for Stability's use in model training and service improvement by default. Users who do not affirmatively opt out through the mechanism linked in Section 4c operate under terms that permit this use of their submitted content.
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