“We process this information based on our legitimate interest and the interests of third-party AI providers in developing and improving AI models...subject to appropriate and feasible safeguards and user opt-out rights.”
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The claim establishes the legal basis Vercel AI relies on for processing user information for AI model development and confirms that user opt-out rights exist alongside this processing.
Interpretive note: The qualifier 'appropriate and feasible' modifies the safeguards and is retained in the claim, but its practical scope is not defined in the excerpt. Confidence is medium because the meaning of 'appropriate and feasible' is indeterminate without further context.
Your information is processed for AI model development on a legitimate interests basis shared with third-party AI providers, but you have opt-out rights, and processing is subject to appropriate and feasible safeguards.
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The claim establishes the legal basis Vercel AI relies on for processing user information for AI model development and confirms that user opt-out rights exist alongside this processing.
Your information is processed for AI model development on a legitimate interests basis shared with third-party AI providers, but you have opt-out rights, and processing is subject to appropriate and feasible safeguards.
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