Cube’s AI features are currently available for all Cube customers, but usage limits may apply.
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Best practices when using AI tools
When it comes to building and launching AI, we want to be transparent about our approach and how this impacts you.
Here are some important things to keep in mind when using any AI-powered tool:
Accuracy
Cube’s AI features leverage algorithms to identify patterns and relationships from large amounts of data. As powerful as this can be, it’s important to remember that the accuracy and reliability of AI-generated results may vary. There is always a possibility of inaccuracies, omissions, or misleading outcomes due to the complexities and limitations of these technologies.
In other words, the information provided by Cube’s AI should be regarded as a general reference rather than an absolute fact or a substitute for expert advice or your research.
Update your Custom Context
The AI Analyst is most effective when it understands the specific nuances of your business. By setting AI Default Preferences, admin users can provide permanent Custom Context that guides how the AI interprets data and formats responses. This ensures the AI Analyst consistently aligns with your organization's reporting standards and hierarchy.
Your responsibilities
- Use your judgment: Validate all AI-generated suggestions or recommendations before making critical decisions.
- Be transparent with your team: Let team members or other stakeholders know when an AI feature has generated content.
Who can use Cube AI?
Cube’s AI features are available to all Cube customers. Individual users may have restricted data and/or feature permissions based on their organizations security settings. Learn more about security roles in Cube here.
Learn more about how we handle data from our trust center.