Does iTutor train its AI on student data?

No. Student conversations, uploaded materials, and progress data are never used to train AI models — this is a hard contractual commitment, not a setting. iTutor uses third-party LLM providers under no-train agreements and stores user data in isolated, encrypted accounts.

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Many AI products quietly use customer interactions to improve their models. iTutor does not. The terms of service explicitly prohibit it, the LLM provider contracts (OpenAI, Anthropic) include no-training clauses, and the architecture stores user data in per-account encrypted vaults rather than aggregating it for training. For institutional accounts, the DPA reinforces this. If you need a Data Processing Addendum or BAA-style language, the institutional sales team can issue one.

Last updated: 2026-05-04