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20 High severity
39 Medium severity
9 Low severity

Key Facts · in the document’s own words

When will Weights & Biases provide notice or obtain consent before using AI or ML technologies?
“Where required by applicable law, we will provide notice or obtain consent before using such technologies to process your data.”
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Where required by applicable law, Weights & Biases will provide notice or obtain consent before using AI or ML technologies to process user data.
May CoreWeave use artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies when processing user data?
“CoreWeave may use technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) when processing your data to operate, maintain, improve, and develop our Services.”
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CoreWeave may use artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies when processing user data to operate, maintain, improve, and develop its Services.
May Weights & Biases share information among CoreWeave and its current or future parent, subsidiary, and affiliated companies?
“We may share information between and among CoreWeave and any current or future parent, subsidiary, and/or affiliated company, including for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes.”
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Weights & Biases may share information among CoreWeave and its current or future parent, subsidiary, and affiliated companies, including for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes.
May Weights & Biases share personal data with affiliated companies for cross-context behavioral advertising?
“We may share personal data with affiliated companies for cross-context behavioral advertising, which means targeted advertising based on your activity across different websites, applications, or services over time.”
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Weights & Biases may share personal data with affiliated companies for cross-context behavioral advertising, meaning targeted advertising based on activity across different websites, applications, or services over time.
What does Weights & Biases use customer data to do?
“To provide and operate the Services, analyze usage, perform debugging and evaluation, and develop, improve, and optimize products, services, features, and overall functionality.”
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Weights & Biases uses customer data to provide and operate the Services, analyze usage, perform debugging and evaluation, and develop, improve, and optimize products, services, features, and overall functionality.
What content does Weights & Biases collect?
“We collect the content you submit through the Services and our Sites, including messages, posts, comments, support communications, customer-facing Slack interactions, and inputs and outputs from service tools...”
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Weights & Biases collects the content users submit through its Services and Sites, including messages, posts, comments, support communications, customer-facing Slack interactions, and inputs and outputs from service tools.
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Summary

This document explains what data Weights & Biases collects about you, how it uses and shares it, and what protections are in place. Your data — including everything you submit through the Services — may be used to run and improve the platform and to target you with marketing across different sites and apps. Weights & Biases does not sell your personal data, and it does not use automated systems to make decisions about you that have major legal or practical consequences.

Analysis

This Privacy Policy establishes the conditions under which Weights & Biases collects, uses, retains, and shares personal data in connection with its Services and Sites. Weights & Biases collects a broad range of user-generated content — including messages, support communications, Slack interactions, and tool inputs and outputs — as well as identification and, where applicable, biometric and video surveillance data from facility visitors. Customer data is used to operate, analyze, debug, and improve the Services, and also for targeted and cross-context behavioral marketing purposes. Personal data may be shared with CoreWeave and its current or future parent, subsidiary, and affiliated companies, including for cross-context behavioral advertising, though Weights & Biases commits that it does not sell personal data. Data retention is limited to what is necessary for the policy's stated purposes unless law requires or permits a longer period, and automated decision-making or profiling producing legal or similarly significant effects on users is not performed.

What this means for you

Weights & Biases collects a wide range of personal data, including all content you submit through its Services and Sites, and uses that data not only to provide its Services but also for targeted and cross-context behavioral marketing. If you visit a Weights & Biases office or data center, biometric data and video surveillance footage may also be collected. Your data may be shared with CoreWeave and affiliated companies, including for behavioral advertising across platforms. Weights & Biases does not sell personal data and does not perform automated decision-making with legal or significant effects on you. Where applicable law requires it, Weights & Biases recognizes a Global Privacy Control signal from your browser as a valid opt-out from the sale or sharing of your personal information — setting that signal in your browser is one concrete action you can take.

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1 important change detected

11 versions captured · Latest change detected by ConductAtlas: April 2026

What changed The privacy policy was updated to clarify the scope of information collection. The revised language now explicitly states that CoreWeave collects personal information not only through its websites, platforms, and applications, but also through other means such as in-person interactions, email, and phone communications. This expands the documented scope of how CoreWeave may receive and process personal data beyond digital channels.
Why this matters The updated privacy policy clarifies that CoreWeave collects personal information through multiple channels beyond its digital platforms, including in-person meetings, email, and phone communications. This does not introduce new collection practices but makes explicit what collection methods the policy covers. The change provides transparency about the full scope of how CoreWeave may receive personal data.
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68 provisions
12 featured
13 clause types
20 high severity
Restricted or Prohibited Content/Industries 1 1 high
Acceptable Use Restrictions 1
Disclosure and Transparency Requirements 1
Enforcement Actions 1
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Mapped Governance Frameworks

CCPA/CPRA
California, USA
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Connecticut Data Privacy Act Amendments
US-CT
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FTC Act Section 5
United States Federal
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GDPR
European Union
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Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act
US-IN
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Kentucky Consumer Data Protection Act
US-KY
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Universal Opt-Out Mechanism Expansion 2026
US
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Archival ProvenanceSource & Archival Record
This version captured September 23, 2026 01:06 UTC
Last successful capture October 13, 2026 00:57 UTC
Date stated by the document February 24, 2026 (as printed in this version)
Capture Method Automated scheduled archival capture
Document ID CA-D-000494
Version ID CA-V-007116
SHA-256 (extracted text, extractor v5) d2e8aae132b73bba4414a9b8fe320fade6a2ce2e5b891f6ba4508cc8930f3e21
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