Does Kimi train on your data?

Does Kimi train on my data?

Two different things often get mixed up. Used to train models means your content helps build or improve the AI itself, so it can shape what the model produces later. Used to provide the feature means your content is processed to give you the answer, summary or suggestion you asked for, which any AI feature has to do. PolicyPeek's badge is about the first one only.

Used to train models

Yes, according to the policy

Used to provide the feature

Not rated by PolicyPeek; see the source

What Kimi's policy says (kimi.com):

the platform may use users' input data, instructions, and generated responses for model training.

If you do not want your conversation data to be used for training, you can contact customer support at support@moonshot.cn and submit a request. We will complete the opt-out registration within 5-7 working days after verifying your identity, and will stop using your content for model training.

Once registration is complete, neither your historical conversation data nor any newly generated data will be included in the model training dataset.

Can I opt out of Kimi AI training?

What Kimi's policy says about opting out:

If you do not want your conversation data to be used for training, you can contact customer support at support@moonshot.cn and submit a request. We will complete the opt-out registration within 5-7 working days after verifying your identity, and will stop using your content for model training.

Account-level opt-out: Per-conversation or per-file opt-out is not currently supported.

Check the current wording and steps on kimi.com before you rely on them.

Is Kimi safe for UK GDPR?

Kimi's published policy, as read by PolicyPeek, doesn't mention GDPR. PolicyPeek doesn't assess whether a tool meets GDPR; the badge only reports what the policy says about training.

In the UK: if personal data is involved, the UK GDPR applies to how it's used, including for AI. This page only reports what the vendor's published policy says about training — it is not a finding that Kimi meets UK GDPR, and it is not legal advice. The Information Commissioner's Office publishes guidance on AI and data protection.