ModelCharter

Does Ada train on your data?

Yes

Ada · Customer support

No. Ada does not train its models on your content by default, and its business tier (Enterprise (the only tier) with an executed DPA, HIPAA documentation obtained during procurement, and a negotiated EU data-residency clause) keeps your data out of training.

What we checked

This assessment separates the consumer product from any business plan. It uses the vendor documents linked below; an unverified item is not a pass.

Default data training
No by default
Customer data is never used to train shared or public models; zero data retention with LLM providers, and any fine-tuning uses a single customer's own de-identified data. Ada is enterprise-only, so there is no consumer tier.
Business-tier training
No by default
Enterprise (the only tier) with an executed DPA, HIPAA documentation obtained during procurement, and a negotiated EU data-residency clause is the business tier recorded for this profile.
Training control
Not verified
No reliable training opt-out was confirmed in the sources reviewed for this profile.
Practical risk: Ada is enterprise-only and says it never trains shared models on your data, holds SOC 2 Type II, publishes subprocessors and offers HIPAA documentation and negotiated EU residency. The open questions are ISO 27001 (not listed on its trust center) and confirming a named BAA before regulated deployment.

How to make a decision

Check the precise account tier, written contract and intended data before approving Ada. A security certification, DPA or setting can apply to only part of a vendor's service. Keep the source links with your supplier review and revisit them when the vendor changes its terms.

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