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# Do you use our data for training your AI?

We do not train our models with your data - as we discuss in our [data usage policy](https://shade.inc/data-usage-policy-and-ai) very clearly. This means that all of our models and systems never leverage or use any of your data to improve AI models without your explicit permission or use. Our models are trained with internally curated, licensed or publicly available data. We do our best to make sure we build systems that are designed FOR creatives and not to take advantage of them. Your data is and will always be encrypted and only you will have access to that data, we follow all best security practices to make sure that your data is secure and yours.


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