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Lucid's AI capabilities are currently available to all users but may be subject to a paid subscription model in the future.

No. Using Lucid’s AI capabilities doesn’t result in customer data being used to train any generative AI models available to third parties. Lucid stores anonymized and redacted prompts and responses for its internal error handling and analysis, ensuring no direct connection to individual Lucid users or documents. Both Lucid and Microsoft adhere to stringent policies that segregate user data from model training processes, ensuring customer data remains a standalone entity used solely for its intended purpose and maintaining a high standard of user privacy and data confidentiality. 

The Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service employs robust abuse-monitoring measures to identify and mitigate suspicious behavior, including real-time monitoring, anomaly detection, and reporting capabilities designed to ensure the integrity and security of the AI system.

If you don’t see the Lucid AI icon in your primary toolbar, this may be because your admin has disabled AI features for your account. Reach out to your Lucid admin for more information. If you are an admin, you control whether users have access to this feature.

Lucid employs AI models powered by Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service. You can learn more about their approach to data, privacy, and security by clicking the button below. To stay up-to-date on other vendors we may use in the future, check out the Lucid Software Inc. Sub-Processor List, opens in a new tab.

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