AI coding tool providers are revealing significant differences in how they handle user code across varying subscription tiers. Notably, companies like Anthropic utilize customer content for model training by default in their consumer tiers, while their commercial terms explicitly prohibit it. Developers should carefully review the specific terms associated with their subscription level, as opting out of training isn't always straightforward and can be superseded by feedback or safety reviews. This highlights the importance of understanding the legal implications of using these tools, particularly regarding potential copyright issues arising from code resemblance.
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