PolicyPeek checks AI tools' privacy policies to show whether they train on user data
PolicyPeek has launched as a tool that checks the privacy policies of AI products to determine whether they train on user data. The site evaluates 66 AI tools and provides a one-line answer sourced directly from each tool's published policy. Users can browse results showing which tools don't train on data by default, which train by default with opt-out options, and which have no opt-out available. The service aims to help users understand data practices based on published policies rather than assumptions. The platform currently rates tools across categories including whether they train on user data, offer opt-out options, or have unclear policies. Results show 17 tools that don't train on user data, 26 that train by default with opt-out, 12 that train on data with no opt-out, and 6 with unclear policies. The site includes a guide explaining how ratings are determined and where facts are sourced from each tool's own policy documentation.
About PolicyPeek: How PolicyPeek turns a privacy policy into a badge (doesn't train, opt-out available, no opt-out, unclear): where the facts come from and how it decides. More at getpolicypeek.com.
