Capability change announced Sep 29, 2026
Snowflake Cortex documents a capability change: “Sep 29, 2026: Response caching for Cortex AI Functions Snowflake Cortex AI Functions now automatically caches and reuses the results of AI_COMPLETE calls.”
- Hosting route
- First-party API
- Affected scope
- Not stated in the notice
- Announced
- Sep 29, 2026
- First seen by ModelClock
- Oct 3, 2026
What the provider published
docs.snowflake.com ↗Sep 29, 2026: Response caching for Cortex AI Functions
Snowflake Cortex AI Functions now automatically caches and reuses the results of AI_COMPLETE calls. When a query makes an identical AI_COMPLETE call more than once, Snowflake can return the stored result instead of running inference again, which lowers cost and speeds up query execution.
Caching is best effort and applied automatically within a single query. Cache hits are not billed, so queries with identical rows consume fewer tokens and credits. Customers running queries with large numbers of identical rows can benefit from significant cost savings and latency reductions.
Response caching is available for AI_COMPLETE text calls. No action is required to benefit from it.
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