The ToS training-clause check is a plain-English translator for AI vendor terms: paste any Terms of Service excerpt and get a verdict on whether the vendor can train models on your content. This AI agents 2026 tool pairs with TermsWatch monitoring for silent ToS changes.
Key figure: 63% of organizations in IBM's 2025 breach study had no AI governance policy, and 97% of AI-breach victims had no proper AI access controls (IBM, Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025).
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Paste the data-use section from any AI vendor's terms above and get a plain-English verdict. Then compare vendors in the transparency index — and let TermsWatch monitor the terms for you, because the most dangerous ToS change is the silent one that lands the day after you stopped reading.
The section of a vendor's terms that says whether your content, prompts, and uploads can be used to train their AI models — often the most important paragraph nobody reads.
Does ChatGPT train on your data? Paste any Terms of Service or privacy policy excerpt — get a plain-English verdict on whether the vendor can train AI models on your content.
Copy the data-use section from any AI vendor's terms and paste it above. Then check how vendors compare in our transparency index — and let TermsWatch monitor vendor terms for you, so the next silent ToS change doesn't blindside you.
Paste the vendor's terms into the checker above — it scans for training clauses and gives you a plain-English verdict for that specific document. Policies differ by plan and change over time, so check the current terms.
Find the training clause with the checker above, then look for the vendor's data-controls or opt-out setting, use a business tier that excludes training by contract, and avoid pasting sensitive content into consumer chatbots.
Training and data-use rights, retention periods, deletion on request, liability and indemnity, subprocessor lists, and how terms can change. The checker above flags the training language automatically.