“We sometimes use AI features and automated decision-making to analyze your personal information, but we do not use these technologies for decisions that have legal or similarly significant effects on you.”
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The claim establishes a meaningful limit on how automated analysis of personal information can be applied, excluding its use for consequential individual decisions.
Vercel AI's automated analysis of your personal information will not be used to make decisions that carry legal weight or similarly significant consequences for you.
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The claim establishes a meaningful limit on how automated analysis of personal information can be applied, excluding its use for consequential individual decisions.
Vercel AI's automated analysis of your personal information will not be used to make decisions that carry legal weight or similarly significant consequences for you.
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