Maze's use of AI models and your privacy

Last updated: April 19, 2026

Maze uses artificial intelligence (AI) to build features that elevate your experience with the Maze platform.

In this article:

Which AI models/providers does Maze use?

Maze doesn’t build or train its own AI models. Instead, we partner with leading AI providers to power our intelligent features.

The AI features at Maze fall under two categories, each powered by specialized third-party providers:

1) Features powered by Large Language Models (LLMs) for intelligent data processing and conversation, including AI-moderated studiesOpen Question Follow-upsAI Themes, and Suggested Highlights.

These features utilize OpenAI and Anthropic LLMs. To access Anthropic models, we use Bedrock. To test, deploy, and monitor the performance of the features, we use Freeplay.

2) Features powered by Deepgram's automatic speech recognition (ASR) for voice-to-text transcriptions. This is used when transcribing Clips in unmoderated studies, and interviews in AI-moderated and Interview studies.

Does Maze display a disclaimer identifying features using AI?

Maze features using AI are labeled with a badge (

sparkles icon indicating an AI feature in the Maze product
) to signal when users are interacting with AI services.

sparkles icon next to the open question ai follow-up feature

How’s participant data used?

AI models used by Maze currently only use text and speech—no images, video, or other formats.

OpenAI and Deepgram models have been trained on data that’s been licensed, is publicly available, or provided by human trainers.

Our AI providers don’t use Maze customers’ data sent through the API (like your results, clips recordings, or other types of data) to train their models or improve their services.

Learn more:

OpenAI Data Usage Policy

Anthropic Data Usage Policy

Freeplay Privacy Policy

Deepgram Terms of Service

Data retention

Data sent through both the OpenAI and Deepgram APIs is retained for a maximum of 30 days and then permanently deleted.

By default, Freeplay retains data for 90 days. However, this may be extended up to 12 months if the data has been flagged by Maze for quality inspections.

What security measures are in place to protect my data?

To learn more about our commitment to data security, you can review the following pages:

Maze: compliance.maze.co

OpenAI: trust.openai.com

Anthropic: trust.anthropic.com

Amazon-Bedrock: amazon-bedrock-compliance

Freeplay: trust.freeplay.ai

Deepgram: Deepgram's security and privacy overview

Can I disable AI features for my team?

The usage of AI features in Maze is optional.

If you are subscribed to the Enterprise plan and want to disable the AI features for your team, you have the option to turn them off.

Disabling these features means that your team will no longer be able to use the Maze AI features.

Within the Control Panel section of your Team Settings, you can granularly control which AI features your account has access to. You can opt out of all AI features in bulk using the top toggle, or grant/revoke access for individual features.

Access the Control Panel in Team Settings to disable AI features.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

How confident can I be about the quality of the AI-generated follow-up questions?

How do the Maze AI features handle non-English languages?

Where can I learn more about security measures at Maze?

Additional resources

Subprocessors used by Maze

Maze Data Processing Addendum (DPA)

Maze Privacy Policy

Maze Terms of Service