Unity Terms of Service, use restrictions: training AI on Unity offerings or their outputs needs Unity's prior authorization (Unity Terms of Service, section 17.2(dd) (Use Restrictions), last updated June 30, 2026)
A Unity customer agrees not to use Unity's software, or data, assets or outputs derived from it or generated with it, to train or develop AI models without Unity's prior authorization, and not to authorize or cooperate with a third party that does. Unity does not say whether it treats a studio's own game builds, exported assets or gameplay footage as such outputs, so a studio that built in Unity asks Unity in writing before licensing any of them for training.
Dated 25 Oct 2026Source checked 25 Oct 2026Basis: primary text
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“Use any Offering or any data derived or resulting from the use of any Offering for the training, validation, or development of machine learning, artificial intelligence, or similar algorithmic models, including but not limited to training AI models on data, assets, or outputs derived from Offerings or generated via the use of Offerings, regardless of method or purpose, without prior authorization.”
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