NDAs now ban uploading deal materials to non-enterprise Claude/ChatGPT over training concerns
sebpaquet · x · 2026-10-15
A user shared the first NDA clause he's seen governing AI use during deal evaluation: you may not upload the CIM to the non-enterprise versions of Claude or ChatGPT and let it train on the materials.
The reblogger calls it a reasonable clause. It's a sign that enterprise AI compliance boundaries are being written into legal documents — the enterprise vs. consumer training-data distinction is now a real risk point in M&A diligence.
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