ChatGPT and Claude are published by OpenAI and Anthropic, two American companies: what your teams type there is processed on their servers. The business plans of both publishers exclude customer data from the training of their models by default, under their current terms, which we read through with you at the time of subscription.
The scoping therefore sets what goes into the tool: content meant for publication, internal reference documents without personal data, templates, glossaries. And what stays out: personal data of beneficiaries, donors or customers, named medical, financial or legal information. These rules are written into each assistant's instructions and repeated to the team.
When an organisation needs to query documents that cannot leave a European perimeter, the tool changes: that is the role of our sovereign European chatbot, built and hosted in Europe. The two set-ups can coexist, each with its own data.