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Well for one thing, this thread was about Figma, not Windows. For another, how is changing to opt-in by default "without the consent of the buyer"? In this si
by try_the_bass 2y ago
Well for one thing, this thread was about Figma, not Windows.
For another, how is changing to opt-in by default "without the consent of the buyer"? In this situation, Figma is opting in folks who have signed up for a waitlist to use the AI features. Those users have opted in to a new feature, and that new feature comes with its own set of opt-in preferences. They have clearly communicated that this doesn't take effect immediately, and are giving users the ability to opt out with plenty of advance warning.
Are more philosophically: if a product is allowed to change over time, why is the purchase/usage agreement not allowed to also change over time? It seems irrational to demand that one thing change (the SaaS product should improve over time!) while simultaneously demanding the purchase/usage agreement not change.
- jononor 2y agoAccording to the linked documentation, Figma is opt-in AI features for all plans, and AI training on all plans except for Organization/Enterprise. Regardless of whether people have indicated interest in such features or not.
- try_the_bass 2y agoAlso according to their documentation, all the AI features are in limited beta (hence the wait-list I mentioned earlier). It isn't clear to me on re-reading the documentation if everyone is opted into training the AI, rather than just those who have opted into using the AI features while they are in beta.