Use & Processing · User right or choice
Wire may use AI input and output; model training has an opt-out
For AI features, Content means both your input and the generated output. Wire may use that Content worldwide to provide, maintain, develop and improve services, comply with law, enforce policies and terms, and keep services safe. You can opt out of use of that Content to train Wire's models in your account settings. This training opt-out is not stated to stop every other listed use.
Supporting quotations
7.6. We may offer features that incorporate artificial intelligence (“AI”), like bots. To the extent permitted by law, you own or have the rights to any content your input into AI features (“Input”) and any content generated by the AI features (“Output”). Input and Output are collectively “Content”. You are responsible for your Input, the use of any Output and compliance with any applicable laws. You retain your ownership rights in Input and own the Output. We hereby assign to you all our right, title, and interest, if any, in and to Output to the extent permitted by law. Our assignment does not extend to other users’ output which may be similar due to the nature of AI. We can use the Content worldwide to provide, maintain, develop, and improve our Services, comply with applicable law, enforce our terms and policies and keep our Services safe. If you do not want us to use the Content to train our models, you have the option to opt out in your account settings. AI may occasionally generate Output that is inaccurate, irrelevant, offensive, harmful or similar to other people's content. It is your duty to use AI tools wisely and critically.
Cross-references
- contrast (model-proposed): Submitted-content license is for operation; AI content has broader stated uses — contrast: AI input/output may be used for development, improvement and other stated purposes, whereas the Submitted Content license is solely for providing and operating services. These overlapping statements have no express priority rule; the cards preserve both and the training opt-out.