Snowflake AI and ML

Snowflake offers two broad categories of powerful, intelligent features based on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML). These features can help you do more with your data in less time than ever before.

  • Snowflake Cortex is a suite of AI features that use large language models (LLMs) to understand unstructured data, answer freeform questions, and provide intelligent assistance. This suite of Snowflake AI Features comprises:

  • Snowflake ML provides functionality for you to build your own models.

    • ML Functions simplify the process of creating and using traditional machine learning models to detect patterns in your structured data. These powerful analysis tools help time-strapped analysts, data engineers, and data scientists understand, predict, and classify data.

    • For data scientists and developers, Snowpark ML lets you develop your own models to solve your unique data challenges, without your data ever needing to leave Snowflake.

Use of Snowflake AI Features

With Snowflake AI Features, you’re always in control of your data. This means:

  • Full security. All AI models run inside of Snowflake’s security and governance perimeter.

  • Data privacy. Snowflake never uses your Customer Data to train models made available to our customer base.

  • Control. You have control over your team’s use of AI features through familiar role-based access control.

This table provides the release status, data classifications, and other information for the Snowflake AI Features.

AI Feature

Release status

Input data classification

Output data classification

Contract definition [1]

Snowflake Cortex LLM Functions

Generally available

Usage Data [2]

Customer Data

Covered AI Features

Universal Search

Preview

Usage Data

Usage Data

Preview AI Features

Snowflake Copilot

Preview

Usage Data

Usage Data

Preview AI Features

Document AI

Preview

Usage Data

Customer Data

Preview AI Features

Cortex Fine-tuning

Preview

Usage Data [2]

Customer Data

Preview AI Features

Note

In this table, “Usage Data” and “Customer Data” are as defined in the agreement between you and Snowflake covering your use of the Service, and if not, then they are as defined in our Terms of Service.