I like the model. Their terms or service indicate:
By default, Inception will use your prompts to train their models, but they provide an option to opt out.
Here is the exact breakdown based on the Prompts, User Submissions, Outputs and Licenses sections of the terms:
Training by Default: You grant Inception a broad license to use your User Submissions (which explicitly includes your prompts) to "train our models" as well as to provide, maintain, and enforce their policies.
How to Opt Out: The terms state that you can stop them from training on your inputs by toggling off a specific setting:
"If you do not want us to use your User Submissions to train our models, you can opt-out by setting the ‘Improve the model for everyone’ option under User Settings in the API Platform to OFF."
mring33621•4m ago
By default, Inception will use your prompts to train their models, but they provide an option to opt out.
Here is the exact breakdown based on the Prompts, User Submissions, Outputs and Licenses sections of the terms:
Training by Default: You grant Inception a broad license to use your User Submissions (which explicitly includes your prompts) to "train our models" as well as to provide, maintain, and enforce their policies.
How to Opt Out: The terms state that you can stop them from training on your inputs by toggling off a specific setting:
"If you do not want us to use your User Submissions to train our models, you can opt-out by setting the ‘Improve the model for everyone’ option under User Settings in the API Platform to OFF."