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Is It Training on Me?
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Users in the organization/workspace will not have access to the AI features.

Organization/workspace's data will not be processed to power these features.

Asana AI features powered by AI partners use metadata and user generated content from your organization/workspace (e.g., content you enter into Asana like task titles and task descriptions, which may include user names) to help users in your domain optimize their work with AI.

Neither Asana nor Asana's AI partners use customer data to train AI models of any kind . Moreover, Asana's AI partners configure their services to promptly delete input and output data following completion of the relevant query and/or response.

To learn more about how Asana processes your information, please see Asana's Privacy Statement . For further details and answers to other frequently asked questions, please visit the Asana AI FAQ and Asana Trust Center .

The following features can be enabled/disabled using the Enable Asana AI control in the admin console.

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