Does it train on API and business data?
Whether prompts and outputs sent through the API or a business plan are used to train models. 97 of 146 vendors answer it on the pages watched here, quoted below.
“Atlassian may use metadata to fine-tune open-source models that operate strictly within Atlassian's infrastructure, solely to improve the quality of responses and experiences we deliver to customers...”
AI Trust On the page Oct 26, 2026
“This data may be used for both internal and external purposes, such as analyzing, enhancing, testing, training and improve Baz Services (including through the use of artificial intelligence) and for research purposes...”
Baz Privacy Policy On the page Sep 25, 2026
“You can opt out from your prompts and generations being used to train Cohere models in your dashboard settings at any time.”
Enterprise Data Commitments On the page Oct 26, 2026
“These models may be trained on your documents and metadata, and power features within Dropbox such as improved search relevance...”
Dropbox Privacy Policy FAQ On the page Nov 9, 2026
“By default, content training is turned off on Organization and Enterprise plans...”
Manage AI settings and content training On the page Nov 9, 2026
“For multi-user team accounts purchased directly through our website, Product Improvement and Training will initially be on, and an admin can opt out for their entire organization.”
Product Improvement and Training Control On the page Sep 25, 2026
“JFrog does not use customer artifacts or binaries to train AI language models...”
JFrog AI Transparency On the page Sep 25, 2026
“to use Usage Data in de-identified or aggregated form to maintain, improve, train, finetune, and enhance Keenable's current and future products, services and technologies...”
Terms of Service On the page Oct 5, 2026
“Customers retain full control over this processing and have the right to opt out at any time.”
Do you use my user data to train your AI models? On the page Oct 26, 2026
“Wherever possible, OpenRouter works with providers to ensure that prompts will not be trained on, but there are exceptions.”
Provider logging and data policies On the page Nov 9, 2026
“Raindrop may use Your Data to train or fine-tune machine learning or artificial intelligence models solely for your benefit and use...”
Terms of Service On the page Sep 25, 2026
“For Enterprise users, Replit does not use customer content to train its models.”
Model improvement On the page Oct 19, 2026
“use Your Content in an aggregated and anonymized form to update and improve the Service and Runpod's related products and services.”
Terms of Service On the page Oct 19, 2026
“Slack will not use Customer Data to train generative AI models unless Customer provides affirmative opt-in consent.”
Privacy Principles: Search, Learning and AI On the page Nov 2, 2026
“If you are on a paid Pro plan, Model Training is not enabled by default and you may opt in to Model Training...”
Terms of Service On the page Nov 2, 2026
Not stated on the watched pages: Ai2, Alteryx, Astral, Character.AI, Cloudera, Convex, CoreWeave, Cursor, DataBahn, Datadog, DataStax, DeepSeek, DuckDB, ElevenLabs, Fastly, Fish Audio, Fivetran, Fly.io, Groq, Groundcover, HashiCorp, Inflection AI, Instinct, John Snow Labs, Lambda, Lyzr, Meticulous, Midjourney, MongoDB, MotherDuck, Naïve, Oracle, Orchestra, Oxylabs, Pinecone, Poe (Quora), Replicate, Rillet, RWX, Samsara, SAS, Sazabi, sci2sci, Skan AI, SoundHound AI, Streamlit, Supabase, Temporal, Veridion.