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Remove AI Assistant from Storyline
Hi, PayDee and DavidGluchow878!
Thanks for reaching out about AI Assistant. The account owner can email sales@articulate.com at any time to request that Articulate AI be disabled for their subscription or free trial.
Please note requesting to disable the AI services is different than disabling AI on the Articulate dashboard. When you disable Articulate AI on the Articulate 360 dashboard, AI Assistant tools still display in Rise 360 and Storyline 360 but aren’t functional. When Articulate AI services are disabled via a request, Articulate AI features and functionality are removed from Rise 360 and Storyline 360.
I hope this helps! If you have any questions, please let me know.
- JenniferBrow0806 months agoCommunity Member
This is really disheartening that even getting it turned off we still have to deal with a deeply unwanted and risky feature.
- LucianaPiazza6 months agoStaff
Hello JenniferBrow080,
I appreciate you sharing your voice with us. Just to confirm, have you emailed our Sales team (sales@articulate.com) to disable Articulate AI? I don't see any record of this on our end, and I would be happy to confirm.
Looking forward to hearing from you!
- FelixFranke6 months agoCommunity Member
Hi Luciana,
sorry, I didn't go through the entire thread, but maybe you could give me a quick heads-up:
- If we decide to have AI turned off at the monment (currently, no benefit for us with the very specialized topics we do), would it be possible to turn it on again if / when we decide that it would make sense?
- Oh yes, and one more thing (sorry, slightly off-piste, but only a little): I understand the translation-feature is independent from the AI menu, is that correct? So turning off the AI features would not prevent a possible subscription / upgrade, whatever, of the direct translation feature? The latter could become interesting, although at the moment, we see it makes more sense for us to have translations checked and edited by our technical specialists before importing. As mentioned, very special topics (very technical), so automatic translations are often in need of some good old hand-work...
Thanks!