When you use AI-powered features like the Epic Developer Assistant, Epic collects your inputs — which may include information that identifies you — and uses them to generate outputs.
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The clause clarifies the operational flow of data through AI systems: user-submitted information is used as training input for generative models, and the resulting outputs are returned to the user. This establishes the functional relationship between input data and AI feature delivery.
Any information you type or submit into Epic's AI-powered tools is collected and processed by Epic, and the policy does not clarify whether your inputs are retained beyond the session, used to improve AI models, or processed by third-party AI infrastructure providers — creating meaningful uncertainty about the downstream use of potentially sensitive data.
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"When you use AI-powered features (e.g., Epic Developer Assistant), we use your inputs (e.g., information you submit that may identify you) to generate outputs (e.g., responses).— Excerpt from Unreal Engine's Epic Games Privacy Policy
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: This provision implicates GDPR Articles 13 and 22 (transparency and automated decision-making), the EU AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689) which imposes requirements on providers of general-purpose AI systems and certain prohibited/high-risk AI practices, enforced by national market surveillance authorities and the European AI Office; FTC Act Section 5 for unfair or deceptive AI data practices; and CCPA §1798.100 for disclosure of AI-processed personal data categories. The FTC's 2023 policy statement on AI and deception is also directly relevant.
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The clause clarifies the operational flow of data through AI systems: user-submitted information is used as training input for generative models, and the resulting outputs are returned to the user. This establishes the functional relationship between input data and AI feature delivery.
Any information you type or submit into Epic's AI-powered tools is collected and processed by Epic, and the policy does not clarify whether your inputs are retained beyond the session, used to improve AI models, or processed by third-party AI infrastructure providers — creating meaningful uncertainty about the downstream use of potentially sensitive data.
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