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1. Just Ask Xero(JAX) - Ability to turn off (after it goes live)

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   submitted  ·  AdminKelly Munro (Community Manager, Xero) responded

   Hi everyone, we appreciate your engagement with us about Just Ask Xero(JAX) and concerns shared on the data this model uses.

   To confirm the LLMs are not trained using any Xero data. The AI behind JAX uses LLMs available from commercial vendors like Microsoft, Google and Amazon, (we have commercial agreements that prevent them from training their models with our customers data), as well as proprietary technology, JAX Assure, that works in concert to support accuracy and security.

   JAX is currently in beta - Once your organisation is invited to opt-in to the beta, you can trigger the opt-in buy sending JAX a message in the pop-up window of your dashboard.

   However, if you’re not interested in using JAX, don’t send a message, and the assistant won’t be activated. You can also dismiss the pop-up using the 'x' in the top right corner. You'll be prompted once more and can dismiss it in the same way, after which you won't be prompted to try JAX again.

   If you've already sent JAX a message and would like to opt-out of the beta you can do so by clicking the 'More features' button in JAX where you'll see an option to 'Opt-out'.

   Hi everyone, we appreciate your engagement with us about Just Ask Xero(JAX) and concerns shared on the data this model uses.

   To confirm the LLMs are not trained using any Xero data. The AI behind JAX uses LLMs available from commercial vendors like Microsoft, Google and Amazon, (we have commercial agreements that prevent them from training their models with our customers data), as well as proprietary technology, JAX Assure, that works in concert to support accuracy and security.

   JAX is currently in beta - Once your organisation is invited to opt-in to the beta, you can trigger the opt-in buy sending JAX a message in the pop-up window of your dashboard.

   However, if you’re not interested in using JAX, don’t send a message, and the assistant won’t be activated. You can also dismiss the pop-up using the 'x' in the top right corner. You'll be prompted once more and can… more

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   Paul Erasmus commented  ·  19 March, 2025  ·  Edit…  ·  delete…

   This is a lie, JAX was active in our Xero without prior notice, without our approval and We don't have control over the LLM's OR the agreements you have with other service providers. Remove AI from our Xero in full (no option to even chose to opt in or out) nothing to see or to do here.

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   Paul Erasmus supported this idea  ·  06 March, 2025
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   Paul Erasmus commented  ·  06 March, 2025  ·  Edit…  ·  delete…

   What's happening with this JAX thing? Why do we need to ask permission for human interface but this computer are just automatically allowed into all Xero businesses overnight without the consent of the business and its owners??? WTF???

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