If you use Tabnine's free or individual paid plan, the code you type into the tool and the prompts you send may be collected and used to improve Tabnine's AI. Enterprise customers' code is not used for this shared model training.
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The policy authorizes use of code inputs for AI model training for free and pro users, which may be significant for developers working with proprietary, confidential, or regulated code.
Interpretive note: The precise scope of the opt-out mechanism for free and pro users, including whether it applies retroactively to previously submitted code, is not fully specified in the document text reviewed.
Free and pro plan users' code snippets and prompts may be retained and used by Tabnine to train its AI models unless the user opts out; enterprise users are excluded from this shared training by default under the policy's stated terms.
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"When you use Tabnine's AI features, we may collect the code snippets and other inputs you provide to the AI (such as prompts and context) in order to provide and improve our services. For users on free and individual paid plans, Tabnine may use this data to train and improve its AI models. Enterprise customers benefit from additional protections, including that their code is not used to train Tabnine's shared models.Excerpt from Tabnine's Privacy Policy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Processing of code snippets as personal data (where they contain identifiers or relate to identified individuals) engages GDPR Article 6 lawful basis requirements and Article 5 purpose limitation principles.
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The policy authorizes use of code inputs for AI model training for free and pro users, which may be significant for developers working with proprietary, confidential, or regulated code.
Free and pro plan users' code snippets and prompts may be retained and used by Tabnine to train its AI models unless the user opts out; enterprise users are excluded from this shared training by default under the policy's stated terms.
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