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Saksham

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Adobe’s recent Terms of Use update has raised concerns in the design community about creative control. As an intellectual property lawyer, I’ve explored the nuances. While Adobe assures users that their content remains theirs and won’t be used to t

https://blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2024/06/06/clarification-adobe-terms-of-use

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Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Not a big issue. All US companies spy on their consumers.

Saksham

Legal Advisor! • 1y

Its not just about spying. This could mean that Adobe can use your content which is not in public domain yet.

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Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Just understanding, so that means Adobe is training there ai model on the content that is not yet published?

Saksham

Legal Advisor! • 1y

Since they have left the terms to be ambiguous, they can train their models on your "not published" content. Who'd know what's going at the backend. OpenAI is facing similar legal issues for training their model on Copyrighted Books and Publishes without any consent of the publishers. The law is not in place yet for AI and hence it will be misused by the Companies, later on paying just fines as "Neither Acceptance nor denial" charges.

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