kurtseifried (he/him) on Nostr: Serious question: Why all the hate on Zoom for wanting to capture people's private ...
Serious question: Why all the hate on Zoom for wanting to capture people's private conversations and train AI, but Grammarly gets a free pass on using all your documents to train their ML?
https://www.grammarly.com/terms/customer-business-agreement
5.3 Machine Learning for Product Improvement. Customer acknowledges that a fundamental component of the Service is the use of machine learning for the purpose of providing and improving our products and services. Customer hereby grants us the right to use, during and after the Subscription Term, aggregated and anonymized Customer Data to improve the Services, including to train our algorithms internally through machine learning techniques.
My one thought is: do people still think of their conversations as private in a way they do not think of their documents as private?
https://www.grammarly.com/terms/customer-business-agreement
5.3 Machine Learning for Product Improvement. Customer acknowledges that a fundamental component of the Service is the use of machine learning for the purpose of providing and improving our products and services. Customer hereby grants us the right to use, during and after the Subscription Term, aggregated and anonymized Customer Data to improve the Services, including to train our algorithms internally through machine learning techniques.
My one thought is: do people still think of their conversations as private in a way they do not think of their documents as private?