Adobe terms clarified: Will never own your work, or use it for AI training

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By Ben LovejoyJun 7, 2024, 7:05 am230 pts
A change to Adobe terms set the internet alight yesterday, after a number of pro users of the company’s apps reacted with anger and confusion to the scary-looking wording. The company initially issued a rather dismissive statement that its terms have been in place for years and it was merely clarifying them,…

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