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The policy discloses that CoreWeave collects the inputs and outputs of service tools and offerings submitted by customers through the Services, in addition to messages, support communications, and Slack interactions, for purposes including analyzing usage, operating the Services, debugging, evaluation, and product improvement.
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This provision authorizes collection and use of the content customers submit to CoreWeave's service tools, including model inputs and outputs, for product improvement and analytics purposes under a legitimate interests basis. Customers using AI or ML tools through CoreWeave's platform should assess whether their submissions may include personal data or confidential information subject to their own data governance obligations.
Interpretive note: The operational scope of 'service tools and offerings' is not further defined in the policy, creating ambiguity about which CoreWeave platform services trigger input/output data collection for product improvement purposes.
The agreement establishes that CoreWeave collects and may use for product development and improvement purposes the inputs and outputs customers submit through CoreWeave's service tools, in addition to communications content. Enterprise customers should assess whether their CoreWeave usage includes submission of personal data or proprietary content through these tools.
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"Content You Submit as a Customer 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 and offerings.Excerpt from Weights & Biases's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Collection and use of service tool inputs and outputs for product improvement may engage GDPR's purpose limitation principle (Article 5(1)(b)) if the improvement use is not compatible with the original purpose for which the data was submitted. The EU AI Act may also be relevant where inputs and outputs relate to AI system training or evaluation. FTC enforcement authority applies to deceptive or unfair data use practices. (2) GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. The provision's inclusion of 'inputs and outputs from service tools and offerings' is broad and may cover content submitted to AI or ML model endpoints. Enterprise customers whose workflows involve submission of personal data through CoreWeave service tools should assess whether the policy's product improvement use is compatible with their own data processing agreements and privacy notices to their end users. (3) JURISDICTION FLAGS: EEA and UK customers face the most immediate exposure under GDPR's purpose limitation and data minimization principles. California customers should assess whether use of submitted content for product improvement constitutes a secondary use requiring disclosure under CPRA. Customers in regulated industries (healthcare, financial services) face additional sector-specific constraints on secondary use of submitted data. (4) CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Enterprise customers should review whether their CoreWeave service agreements and DPAs address the scope of CoreWeave's permitted use of Customer Data submitted through service tools, particularly for product improvement purposes. If DPAs limit CoreWeave to processing Customer Data solely for the customer's benefit, the policy's product improvement use may create a tension with those contractual terms. (5) COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Enterprise customers should audit whether their data processing notices to end users cover the possibility that content submitted through third-party service tools may be used for product improvement by those tools' operators. Legal teams should assess whether CoreWeave's DPA language aligns with or limits the secondary uses described in this policy provision.
This provision authorizes collection and use of the content customers submit to CoreWeave's service tools, including model inputs and outputs, for product improvement and analytics purposes under a legitimate interests basis. Customers using AI or ML tools through CoreWeave's platform should assess whether their submissions may include personal data or confidential information subject to their own data governance obligations.
The agreement establishes that CoreWeave collects and may use for product development and improvement purposes the inputs and outputs customers submit through CoreWeave's service tools, in addition to communications content. Enterprise customers should assess whether their CoreWeave usage includes submission of personal data or proprietary content through these tools.
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