PDC-AI-v0.9 – Customer Commons

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Using the PDC-AI 0.9 Public Beta Agreement by Customer Commons

The PDC-AI 0.9 public beta describes terms for providing access to personal data for training and operating AI technologies. The source family also contains Human and Legal details that must be read with the Preamble and Machine policy. These considerations are informational, are not exhaustive, and do not form part of the agreement.

Considerations for Adopters

Review the Human and Legal views and the machine-readable Turtle file before considering PDC-AI 0.9.
Confirm that the data provider has authority to offer the data and understands the intended AI-training or operation purpose.
Define the covered data, participating systems, retention, security, and applicable privacy or AI-governance requirements.
Do not treat the summary as permission for analytics, tracking, profiling, or third-party sharing.
Resolve the source family’s purpose/detail mismatch before relying on it: the Preamble names AI training and operation, while parts of the Human and Legal text describe service delivery.

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Considerations for the Public

PDC-AI 0.9 is a public beta and should be assessed against the complete agreement family rather than this summary alone.
The parent purpose describes voluntary data access for training and operating AI technologies.
The source family prohibits analytics, tracking, profiling, and third-party sharing in its detailed policy fields.
Any later approved use remains subject to applicable privacy, data-protection, AI, contractual, and other legal requirements.

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Human-Readable Summary (Plain English)

This contract puts you, the individual, in control of how your personal data is used. You’re offering your data with clear terms — and an organization must agree to those terms if they want to use it.

What You’re Offering

We’ll only process your personal data for service delivery.
- Your data can be used to provide the service you’ve chosen — nothing more.
You may share service-related data with us voluntarily.
- You’re allowed to share this type of data if you feel it supports your purpose.

What We’re Not Allowed To Do

We won’t use your data for analytics.
- We’re not allowed to process your personal data for service analytics.
We won’t track you.
- Tracking your personal data isn’t allowed.
We won’t use profiling techniques on your data.
- No profiling is permitted from either us or third parties.
We won’t share your personal data with third parties.
- This is strictly prohibited.

If There’s a Conflict

If anything’s unclear, this policy follows the rule: permissions override prohibitions, which means if something is both allowed and disallowed, it is considered allowed.