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This feels like a hit piece by semafor. A lot of the information in there is purely false. For example, Microsoft's AI Agreemeent says (prohibits): "...cannot
by owenthejumper 1y ago
This feels like a hit piece by semafor. A lot of the information in there is purely false. For example, Microsoft's AI Agreemeent says (prohibits):
"...cannot use...For ongoing surveillance or real-time or near real-time identification or persistent tracking of the individual using any of their personal data, including biometric data, without the individual’s valid consent."
- cbm-vic-20 1y agoThere's nothing stopping Microsoft hammering out different terms for certain customers, like governments.
- gowld 1y agoSemafor is Ben Smith's blog, trying to imitate a reputable newspaper like Financial Times.