now this development is interesting...

[ushere]

what's yours is mine, and what's mine is mine!

https://petapixel.com/2024/06/06/photographers-outraged-by-adobes-new-privacy-and-content-terms/ https://readwrite.com/adobe-causes-...aged-by-adobes-new-privacy-and-content-terms/

https://readwrite.com/adobe-causes-...op-tocs-that-lets-it-access-all-your-content/

 

[IamSam]

I have one question, how would Adobe access your work if you don't use cloud services?

A clarification on Adobe Terms of Use | Adobe Blog

What the recent updates to our Terms of Use mean for you.

blog.adobe.com

 

[ushere]

unfortunately, sam, i don't have an answer to that, nor many other questions adobes potential changes open up, however, from my past experience, many cooperative projects were conducted via the cloud, and, though i may well be wrong, certain ai oriented tools require abodes access to your original image.

either way, it's a significant step that doesn't bode well for users of ANY cloud services.

 

[puraidodes]

They probably want to train their AI more. And then, years later, they'll be like...sorry, we did not know we couldn't do that.
I also have no idea how NDA's would work in situations like these.