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Trust, privacy, and your data

Trust is fundamental to how Autodesk builds and operates Autodesk Assistant. We're committed to protecting your data, respecting your privacy, and being transparent about how AI works in our products.

Our commitment to trusted AI

Autodesk has established Trust principles to ensure AI is developed and used responsibly:

  • Responsible — We develop AI ethically and consider impacts on people and society
  • Transparent — We're open about how AI works in our products
  • Accountable — We maintain governance and oversight for AI systems
  • Reliable — We build AI that is consistent and dependable
  • Safe and Secure — We protect our systems, our company, and our users

Autodesk has achieved ISO 42001 certification for AI management and participates in government and industry initiatives, including the European Commission's AI Pact and the NIST AI Consortium.

Learn more about our approach: Trusted AI at Autodesk

You are always in control

The Assistant is designed to support you, not replace your decision-making.

In products that support Autodesk Assistant actions:

  • No autonomous actions. The Assistant only makes changes to your work when you ask it to or confirm its suggestions.
  • Easy to undo. If you approve an action and change your mind, you can typically use your product's standard Undo function to revert changes.

How your data is handled

Protecting your work

Autodesk adheres to strict governance processes to protect your personal data and intellectual property. For details, see the Autodesk Trust Center.

What data is used

Autodesk Assistant uses:

  • Your conversation — The questions you ask during your session
  • Autodesk product documentation — Official help content from help.autodesk.com
  • Your work — In some products, context from your model or design when you ask questions about your work

Prompt Library and Chat History

Your Prompt Library and Chat History are stored in the cloud and linked to your Autodesk account. Your prompts and conversations are available across any Autodesk product that supports the Assistant.

MCP servers and your data

The Assistant may connect to MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers to access additional tools and data sources. These servers are provided by Autodesk and operate according to Autodesk's trust and privacy standards. For more information about MCP servers, see How Autodesk Assistant works.

AI transparency cards

For specific details about how AI features handle data, including information about model training, refer to the Autodesk AI transparency cards. These cards provide detailed information on functionality, data sources, and privacy safeguards for each AI feature.

Learn more about Autodesk trust and privacy

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