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 In this article:
 
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 - [How answers are generated](#how-answers-are-generated)
 - [Is my code or personal information used to train the Assistant?](#is-my-code-or-personal-information-used-to-train-the-assistant)
 - [Terms of use](#terms-of-use)
 
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 ## How answers are generated
 
 The Arduino AI Assistant uses AWS services and AI models to generate code based on user prompts.
@@ -37,7 +33,7 @@ The primary way Arduino improves the model output is through prompt engineering
 
 Arduino also uses a system prompt to instruct the AI model on how to handle requests, stay relevant, and avoid certain topics. Guardrails provided by AWS Bedrock are in place to avoid the generation of dangerous content.
 
-## Is my code or personal information used to train the Assistant?
+## Is my code or personal information used to train the Assistant? {#is-my-code-or-personal-information-used-to-train-the-assistant}
 
 No, your sketch and your interactions with the assistant prompt are not used for further training of the backend GenAI model.