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mistral/terms-of-use.txt14 Aug 2026
4 unchanged lines Terms | Mistral AI Legal Center - Terms - AI Governance Welcome to our Legal Center ! Effective: November 28, 2025 Terms Get started For Consumers - EU - Terms of Service - ROW - Terms of Service For Commercial Customers - Commercial Terms of Service - Additional Product Terms - Partner-served deployment terms - Additional Terms for Use of Mistral AI Products on Customer Infrastructure - Data Processing Addendum For Partners - Connectors terms For Everyone - Privacy Policy - Usage Policy - Cookie Policy - License Notice - Applicant Privacy Policy At Mistral AI, transparency, trust, and clarity are at the core of our relationship with you, whether you're a customer, an end-user, a business partner, a researcher, or simply exploring our products. To ensure you have easy access to the information you’re looking for, we’ve centralized our key legal documents in one place. Below, you’ll find a quick overview of each document, so you can quickly locate what you need. If you’re a consumer: - Terms of Service for consumers in the European Union - Terms of Service for consumers outside the European Union If you’re a commercial customer: - Commercial Terms of Service - Additional Terms - Partner-Served deployment terms - Data Processing Addendum If you’re a business partner: - Connector Terms For everyone using our products: - Privacy Policy - Cookie Policy - Usage Policy - License Notice Need Help? If you have questions about which terms apply to you or need further clarification, feel free to contact us . We’re here to help! Mistral AI © 2026 Mistral AI AI Compliance Hub - Models - AI Systems Terms - Mistral Legal Terms - Legal Notice - Privacy Policy Terms View all models
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