Adobe Addresses Concerns Over Changes to Terms of Use<\/p>\n
In response to community feedback regarding recent changes to its Terms of Use, Adobe has announced that it will be addressing the concerns raised by rolling out updated changes on June 18. This move comes after users expressed worries about the company\u2019s use of AI following the rollout of its updated terms last week.<\/p>\n
Points cl\u00e9s:<\/p>\n
\u2013 Adobe acknowledges the concerns raised by users regarding the language used in its Terms of Use and plans to provide clarity through updated changes.
\n\u2013 The company reassures users that it has never trained generative AI on customer content, taken ownership of their work, or allowed access to customer content beyond legal requirements.
\n\u2013 Adobe will be adding a statement to its Terms of Use to explicitly clarify that it does not train generative AI on customer content.
\n\u2013 Users will have the option to opt-out of desktop product improvement programs as part of Adobe\u2019s efforts to rebuild trust with its user base.<\/p>\n
By actively engaging with its community and addressing feedback, Adobe aims to demonstrate its commitment to user privacy and responsible innovation in the AI space. The upcoming changes seek to provide users with a clearer understanding of how their work is used within Adobe\u2019s creative suite.<\/p>\n
Stay tuned for next week\u2019s updates from Adobe as the company continues to refine its terms and offer greater transparency for its users. We appreciate your feedback and remain dedicated to earning your trust as a valued partner for creators in the future.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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