Adobe Swears It's Not Training Its A.I. On Your Photoshops
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Re: Adobe Swears It's Not Training Its A.I. On Your Photoshops
#2Previously Adobe users are outraged over vague new policy's AI implications [1] (49 points, 1 day ago 21 comments)
Adobe responds to vocal uproar over new Terms of Service language [0] (24 points, 3 days ago)
Re: Adobe Swears It's Not Training Its A.I. On Your Photoshops
#3Then they should update their ToS to clearly state that.
Re: Adobe Swears It's Not Training Its A.I. On Your Photoshops
#4The default save location to creative cloud is very sus
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#5The default save location to creative cloud is very sus
Drove me crazy that the option to save locally kept resetting back to cloud.
Re: Adobe Swears It's Not Training Its A.I. On Your Photoshops
#6What does it matter what they say. There are no consequences to lying, so the only correct move is to assume they are.
Re: Adobe Swears It's Not Training Its A.I. On Your Photoshops
#7Then they should update their ToS to clearly state that.
This. Actions speak louder than words and right now the actions are a free license to do whatever they want with your work.
Re: Adobe Swears It's Not Training Its A.I. On Your Photoshops
#8Then they should update their ToS to clearly state that.
This. Actions speak louder than words and right now the actions are a free license to do whatever they want with your work.
actually those are the words. the actions are they haven't done that.
that said, they are completely untrustworthy.
Re: Adobe Swears It's Not Training Its A.I. On Your Photoshops
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
This. Actions speak louder than words and right now the actions are a free license to do whatever they want with your work.
actually those are the words. the actions are they haven't done that. that said, they are completely untrustworthy.
No, they claim they haven't done that. Also the ToS words are legally binding, some "promise" they made as part of a PR reaction is not.