The policy discloses that Thomson Reuters collects and processes the content of user queries submitted to its Services, explicitly including artificial intelligence prompts, as a category of personal information.
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This provision establishes that AI prompt content constitutes a collected personal data category subject to the full range of uses described in the statement, including service improvement, product development, annotating and tagging content, and sharing with third-party business partners. Organizations using Thomson Reuters AI products such as CoCounsel should evaluate whether client-confidential or privileged content submitted as AI prompts is subject to these data handling practices.
Under this clause, content submitted as AI prompts through Thomson Reuters Services is collected as user content and may be used for service operation, improvement, product development, metadata annotation, and sharing with third-party business partners as described in the statement.
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Compare across platforms →"User contributions & user content Personal information in content and communications uploaded, sent, shared, or inputted through our Services or via our networks and infrastructure, including feedback you provide to us and the content of communications between you and us or sent via our network and Services — including the content of your queries on our Services, such as artificial intelligence promptsExcerpt from Thomson Reuters's Privacy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: AI prompt content may include personal data subject to GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, and other applicable data protection frameworks.
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This provision establishes that AI prompt content constitutes a collected personal data category subject to the full range of uses described in the statement, including service improvement, product development, annotating and tagging content, and sharing with third-party business partners. Organizations using Thomson Reuters AI products such as CoCounsel should evaluate whether client-confidential or privileged content submitted as AI prompts is …
Under this clause, content submitted as AI prompts through Thomson Reuters Services is collected as user content and may be used for service operation, improvement, product development, metadata annotation, and sharing with third-party business partners as described in the statement.
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