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How to opt out of AI training: Slack

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Medium · 3 steps · about 5 to 10 minutes

Direct links to your Slack AI opt-out

One settings page, one email address. The email is the opt-out.

Slack keeps this in four places:

  • Your preferences: discoverability and contact sharing, per workspace.
  • The Slack AI tab: streamed summaries.
  • The admin dashboard, on the web: every AI feature, org-wide.
  • An email: model training.

The privacy guide covers the first two. This covers the rest.

How to find your Slack AI opt-out manually

1. Open the admin dashboard

slack.com/admin, signed in. Web only, not in the app. Open Roles & permissions.

Step 1: the Slack admin dashboard, with Roles and permissions in the left sidebar

2. Choose Feature access

Third entry, after Account types and Roles.

Step 2: Roles and permissions expanded, with Feature access selected

3. Set the AI controls

Step 3: the AI feature access page, with General, Summaries, Search and Guardrails

  • Future AI feature releases. Disabled means AI features Slack ships later arrive off. Do this one first.
  • Feedback. Who can send Slack feedback about AI.
  • Channel and thread summaries. Slack AI writing up conversations.
  • AI huddle notes. Lets anyone start automatic huddle notes.
  • AI filters. AI in search.
  • Content safety filters. Blocks prompt attacks and abusive content, not your data.

Off, restricted or disabled across the board is a reasonable answer.

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