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Cisco Webex AI Assistant

No customer-content model training

Cisco says Webex Assistant does not retain customer data for machine-learning training, and that Microsoft does not use Cisco customer content to improve Azure OpenAI models.

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Training use

Cisco's reviewed disclosure says its third-party provider will not use customer content to improve Azure OpenAI models.

How to opt out

No training opt-out is required for the stated baseline. Administrators can enable or disable AI features and control which search sources the assistant can access.

Private content

Cisco says customer input is not retained after inference and Microsoft does not access, monitor, or store Cisco customer data. External-search connectors introduce the connected provider's separate handling.

Retention

Cisco states the general inference path is not retained after processing, but feature-specific records can persist. Control Hub documentation says post-call summaries and transcripts can be stored for a fixed 365-day duration.

Human review

Cisco says it involves humans in review, testing, and quality assurance of the underlying model; it does not say humans routinely review each customer inference.

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