Generative fill and expand privacy question

I think there might be a difference between uploading for processing, and uploading to add to the generative AI data set. Where I get that from is that in Photoshop, if you open Preferences and click the Product Improvement category, there are some options for giving Adobe permission to analyze usage and also let Adobe use your “images and associated data to train Adobe’s generative AI models.” In the screen shot you can see that both options have been disabled in Photoshop on this computer.

But I forget which way they are set by default, so everyone should check their own settings.

Generative fill still works with both options disabled, so I would like to assume (because I don’t technically know) that disabling both options means your images still get uploaded for processing, but are not kept by Adobe for the purposes listed in that dialog box.

@Nathaniel23367819t36k @c.pfaffenbichler see this article. Adobe Firefly features are trained on Adobe Stock images, openly licensed content, and public domain content where copyright has expired. Not your images.

https://blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2023/03/21/responsible-innovation-age-of-generative-ai

I seem to recall that it has been mentioned that the images sent in for processing will not be stored at Adobe, but I cannot locate the page. 

@davescm , please forgive the intrusion, can you remember if (and where) this has been elaborated on by Adobe personnel?