🛠️Third Party AI Tools
This page explains the data integrity policy while using external or third party AI tools, services and template models on the Contributions Delivery Subnet of the Open Constitution network.
On the Open Constitution network, AI tools and services from third party organizations may be put to use. This page also describes provisioning of external or third party AI tools, services and template models on the Contributions Delivery Subnet of the Open Constitution network.
This policy governs the usage guidelines.
AI tools and services such as template models may be activated as part of digital public goods and services hosted on the Open Constitution network.
A. Usage of external or third party AI tools and any fine-tuning of their models as a result of the use case on the Contributions Delivery Subnet of the Open Constitution network.
In consistency with network's data integrity policy and cloud security policy, the network ensures that the AI service/tool subscription does not use the Foundation data(collectively ''ours'', ''Associations'' or Co-operative where Foundation is as described in the Global Statutes and includes one or more constituent legal bodies) to finetune the embedded model or training the model i.e for service improvements.
Gitbook Lens
Search and Ask on the Knowledge Base
Gitbook passes network content to OpenAI to index and process data. OpenAI does not use this content for service improvements (including model training).
Atlassian Intelligence
The data the network submits and the responses users receive via Atlassian Intelligence are not used to fine-tune or improve OpenAI’s models or service. Each data request is sent to OpenAI individually, over an SSL encrypted service, to process and send back to Atlassian.
Note for Editors: It is recommended to add information in the Table format above, when activating a third party tool on the Contributions Delivery Subnet of the Open Constitution Network.
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