Google - AI Terms of Service
Global · 2026-07-24 · V2ai
What actually changed
Needs verificationText differences are confirmed, but the available evidence does not establish their substantive effect. This can include extraction or presentation differences.
Change impact: not assessed. The risk score describes the assessed policy and does not measure the effect of this revision.
Before / after comparison (2/2)
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Before · V1
# Generative AI Additional Terms of Service Last Modified: August 9, 2023 | Archi…
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## Privacy & Terms - Overview - Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - Technologies …
Before · V1
# Generative AI Additional Terms of Service Last Modified: August 9, 2023 | Archiv…
After · V2
## Privacy & Terms - Overview - Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - Technologies - FAQ - Google Account # Generative AI Additional Terms of Service Last Modified: August 9, 2023 | Archi…
Method and snapshot references
Automatic classification v1.0. Excerpts are partial; history and original AI assessments are preserved.
SHA-256 V1: 122e1026c69262978dde5119afbe4be1d12ce413aad1d609d72133e540d3c496
SHA-256 V2: 8a4d7a6acf814669d08fa67bccc1c2389e31acffa642f3b1d7117710773f7a50
Summary
Text differences are confirmed, but the available evidence does not establish their substantive effect. This can include extraction or presentation differences.
Original AI screening
Automated analysis retained with the record; it may not accurately describe this revision. Use the change verification and version comparison to determine what changed.
The Generative AI Additional Terms of Service remain unchanged, maintaining existing restrictions on AI model development and content disclaimers.
- No substantive changes were identified in the Generative AI Additional Terms of Service.
- Prohibition on using services to develop machine learning models remains in effect.
- Users must exercise discretion; AI content may be inaccurate or offensive.
- Policy refers to Google's main Privacy Policy for data handling details.
What changed
Regional impact
Terms remain unchanged, so user data handling refers to the main Privacy Policy. GDPR rights for data protection and privacy still apply, requiring users to consult the primary document.
Policy terms are stable. Users should consult the main Privacy Policy for details on data rights under CCPA/CPRA, as these terms do not specify them.
The terms are consistent worldwide. Users should always exercise caution with AI outputs and sensitive data, as disclaimers apply globally.