EVERY SOFTWARE COMPANY seems to be gradually updating its Terms for AI.

Adobe's recent changes to its Terms of Use for AI integration have sparked controversy among professionals, particularly those who work under non-disclosure agreements (NDAs). Users must now agree to a new clause allowing Adobe to use, reproduce, and modify their content for software improvement and AI training, raising privacy concerns. Many professionals, such as designer Wetterschneider, who has clients like DC Comics and Nike, are calling for a boycott of Adobe products, arguing that this violates client confidentiality. This situation mirrors similar clarifications made by other companies like Slack and may lead users to prefer self-hosting files or using open-source alternatives to avoid such terms.

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