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The provision establishes a specific scope for model training (discriminative only, not generative) and creates an operational distinction between data transmission required for service functionality and data retention for training purposes. This structure allows the company to maintain service performance while providing users with control over whether their content contributes to model improvement.
Users operate under a default arrangement in which their Autocomplete User Content trains the company's discriminative models unless they affirmatively change settings. If they opt out, the same content continues to be transmitted for service delivery but is excluded from training data retention.
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"We may use your Autocomplete User Content to improve our discriminative machine learning models, which are models that rank or assign scores to code generations in order to understand the boundaries between different sets of code. We will never use your Autocomplete User Content to improve generative machine learning models... To opt out of having your Autocomplete User Content used for such purpose, you may change the code sharing options in the User Settings pane of the user's profile page. Please note that if you opt out, your Autocomplete User Content will be sent to our servers so that we are able to provide you with the Services, but we will not retain your Autocomplete User Content on our servers for training our discriminative machine learning models.— Excerpt from Windsurf's Windsurf Terms of Service
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The provision establishes a specific scope for model training (discriminative only, not generative) and creates an operational distinction between data transmission required for service functionality and data retention for training purposes. This structure allows the company to maintain service performance while providing users with control over whether their content contributes to model improvement.
Users operate under a default arrangement in which their Autocomplete User Content trains the company's discriminative models unless they affirmatively change settings. If they opt out, the same content continues to be transmitted for service delivery but is excluded from training data retention.
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