Snowflake AI features: trust and safety changed Snowflake, Feb 22, 2026
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- Added: Where your configuration of Cortex Code uses a model provided on the Model and Service Pass-Through Terms , your use of that model is further subject to the terms for that model on that page.
- Added: The data classification of inputs and outputs are as set forth in the following table.
- Added: Cortex Code CLI: Covered AI Features. Cortex Code in Snowsight: Preview AI Features. [ 1 ]
- Added: Represents the defined term used in the AI Terms and Acceptable Use Policy.
- Added: For additional information, refer to Snowflake AI and ML .
- Removed: If you choose to use any of the Snowflake AI Features, your use is subject to our Acceptable Use Policy .
- Removed: The outputs of Snowflake AI Features may be inaccurate, inappropriate, inefficient, or biased. Decisions based on such outputs, including those built into automatic pipelines, should have human oversight and review processes to ensure they are safe, accurate, and suitable for your intended use.
- Removed: Your use of any Snowflake AI Feature that is identified as being powered by a third-party, open-source model is subject to any applicable license agreement and/or acceptable use policy set forth under the Offering-Specific Terms page available at https://www.snowflake.com/legal/ .
- Removed: For further information, see the Snowflake AI Trust and Safety FAQ .
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