No. Material you give your AccessMe twin is stored for that twin and used only to answer questions put to it. It is not used to train the AI models behind the twin, it is not sent to be trained into ChatGPT, Claude or any other public model, and it is not used for other creators' twins. You can export or delete it at any time.
Where your material actually goes
When you upload a manuscript, a set of talks or a semester of lecture notes, three things happen:
- It is stored for your twin. Your material lives in your account, attached to the twin you are building. Nobody else's twin can draw on it.
- Relevant passages are retrieved when someone asks a question. If a reader asks your twin about the ending of your novel, the parts of the manuscript that bear on the ending are found and handed to the AI model as context for that one answer.
- The model answers and keeps nothing. The model reads the passages, writes an answer in your voice, and the context is discarded. See Context versus training for why that matters.
What does not happen
- Your material is not used to train the models behind AccessMe. We never use your training content or your audience's conversations to train models for other creators or third parties.
- It is not contributed to public models. AccessMe does not supply your material to any AI company as training data.
- It does not blend into other twins. Each twin answers only from its own creator's material. Two authors on AccessMe never share a word of each other's work.
The question behind the question
Most people asking this are really asking two things. Will I lose control of my work? No: you can export or delete everything from your dashboard, and because nothing was trained in, deletion is complete. Will my ideas start showing up in other people's AI answers? Not because of your twin. The public models learned from whatever was publicly available when they were trained; a private twin adds nothing to that.
What you are choosing to make reachable
There is one way your material does reach other people, and it is the point: through conversations with your twin. If your twin is published, anyone who talks with it can ask about your material and get answers in your voice. That is different from the text being copied or trained in, but it is worth being deliberate about. What to upload and what to leave out covers how to decide.
Read the policy, not the headline
Every AI product should answer three questions in writing: Is my material used to train models? Can I export it? Can I delete it? AccessMe's answers are no, yes and yes, and they are in the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service rather than only on a marketing page.
Common questions
Does AccessMe use my uploads to improve its own AI?
No. Your training content and your audience's conversations are not used to train models for other creators or third parties. They are used only to answer questions put to your twin.
If I delete my material, is it really gone?
Yes. Because your material is stored for your twin rather than trained into a model, deleting it removes it. There is no residue in the AI model to clean up.
Can another creator's twin quote my work?
No. Every twin answers only from its own creator's material. Twins are isolated from one another, including when several twins are brought together on a panel.