Adobe Product Director Scott Belsky said the company has never used user-generated content to train generative AI. Writes about it Bloomberg. “We have never used anything from our repository to train a generative AI model. Not once,” Belsky said. Previously, independent software developers Krita Foundation discovered a clause in Adobe’s terms of service that states the use of AI for content analysis. Some artists have interpreted this as the company’s use of images to train generators like DALL-E 2 and Midjourney. Belsky called the criticism a “wake-up call” and said that the policy was not meant to be content creation.
LinkedIn has halted training AI models using users’ personal data in the UK as the social media platform succumbed to pressure from regulators. Regulators in the UK raised concerns over LinkedIn’s alleged breach of data privacy. Recently, the Microsoft-owned social networking platform began scrapping off user data to train its…
daGama, a prominent Web3 entity, has announced a strategic collaboration with Stability World AI, a BNB Chain-based AI platform. The partnership aims to integrate cutting-edge generative AI technology into the decentralized ecosystem, advancing Web3. The platform took to its official X account to reveal this development. We are excited to…
The US Deputy Security of Defense has approved “Task Force Lima” to explore the use case of generative artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance national security and defense initiatives. Generative AI has already been enhancing the work in various sectors. Companies have actively started using the facility to increase their throughput.…