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What you have to do, to get around this is to negotiate a contract with the company providing the AI tools, which explicitly forbids them from doing that. This
by constantcrying 2y ago
What you have to do, to get around this is to negotiate a contract with the company providing the AI tools, which explicitly forbids them from doing that.
This is how corporations solve these kinds of issues. As soon as you as a company are a customer instead of some random person using their AI tools, you start to actually have influence over the other company.
- hn_throwaway_99 2y agoAs mentioned elsewhere, you don't need some special contract. Figma allows anyone to opt out of training (though I think it's a fair point that only Enterprise and Organization plans are opted out by default, while Starter and Professional plans you have to explicitly select opt out). Nearly every SaaS tool I've seen that has AI features lets you opt out of training, as these SaaS companies know that this is a deal breaker for many of their clients.
- constantcrying 2y agoWhich I think is also unsurprising, it takes the insanity of Adobe to want to claim your customers work for you. But this is exactly the type of situation why you have a contract. Even if it is standard, this is the means by which you can enforce the AI company to not use your data.