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They claim not to, but I am extremely suspicious. >No, your content in Affinity is not used to train AI-powered features, or to help AI features learn and impr
by zarmin 11mo ago
They claim not to, but I am extremely suspicious.
>No, your content in Affinity is not used to train AI-powered features, or to help AI features learn and improve in other ways, such as model evaluation or quality assurance. In Affinity, your content is stored locally on your device and we don’t have access to it. If you choose to upload or export content to Canva, you remain in control of whether it can be used to train AI features — you can review and update your privacy preferences any time in your Canva settings.
- blackqueeriroh 11mo agoI mean, be suspicious, that’s always good. But have proof before being certain of something you don’t have facts to back up.
- zarmin 11mo agoThat is why I said I'm suspicious, and did not make a claim that they are doing it. Thanks for your input.
- WD-42 11mo agoThat’s what suspicion means.
- coldtea 11mo ago>But have proof before being certain of something you don’t have facts to back up When it comes to such things, it's better to assume bad intent. Assuming corporate benevolence as the default is foolish.
- zarmin 11mo agoThis is a better point than the one I made