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AI & Automation1 min read

Is our business and customer data safe if we start using AI features?

We choose providers and configurations that explicitly keep your data out of third-party model training — that is a setting, not a given, and we check it rather than assume it. Where the data is genuinely sensitive — customer records, financial details, health information — we prefer self-hosted models or enterprise-tier agreements with a clear data processing contract over whichever API happens to be cheapest that month. Cutting a corner here is exactly the kind of decision that looks fine until it very publicly is not.

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We choose providers and configurations that explicitly keep your data out of third-party model training — that is a setting, not a given, and we check it rather than assume it. Where the data is genuinely sensitive — customer records, financial details, health information — we prefer self-hosted models or enterprise-tier agreements with a clear data processing contract over whichever API happens to be cheapest that month. Cutting a corner here is exactly the kind of decision that looks fine until it very publicly is not.

We choose providers and configurations that explicitly keep your data out of third-party model training — that is a setting, not a given, and we check it rather than assume it. Where the data is genuinely sensitive — customer records, financial details, health information — we prefer self-hosted models or enterprise-tier agreements with a clear data processing contract over whichever API happens to be cheapest that month. Cutting a corner here is exactly the kind of decision that looks fine until it very publicly is not.

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