nantucketebooks, 10 months ago

@mfriess Whenever possible, I try to use Jitsi Meet for video calls. It uses the Apache 2.0 license, which is GPL-compatible.

webmink, 10 months ago

@mfriess
In addition to all this, in 10.6 you "represent and warrant that you have the right to upload Customer Input and for Zoom to provide, create, or make available any Customer Content to you, and that such use or provision by you, your End User, or Zoom does not violate or infringe any rights of any third party."

So you are basically indemnifying them if they train their AI with someone else's IP you are discussing internally via Zoom.

BlueWaver22, 10 months ago

@mfriess Not good not good not good...what about confidential meetings with Drs or Therapists? They have to be HIPAA compliant don't they?

solient, 10 months ago

@mfriess that's gonna go over like a lead balloon with places that still use it for medical purposes.

TacticalGrace_, 10 months ago

@mfriess No-one should ever use that crap again.

mfriess, 10 months ago

Today #Zoom's Chief Product Officer wrote a post “How Zoom’s terms […] apply to #AI features”.
https://blog.zoom.us/zooms-term-service-ai/

mfriess, 10 months ago

You’ll never guess who updated their terms of services today…

Unchanged 10.4: You agree to grant ... [to do X] ...
Added in bold: … will not ... [do X] ... without your consent.

Isn’t “agree to grant" exactly “your consent”?
After those hectic actions today I am curious how this will further unfold.
#AI #ML

mfriess, 9 months ago

Remember the fuzz about Zoom? It worked.
Meanwhile they backpedalled. The ToS from August 11th exclude any use for #AI #ML training.
For now.
https://explore.zoom.us/en/terms/

pomCountyIrregs, 10 months ago

@mfriess @purinkle Figure out a convenient time and I’ll be pleased to join in some gibberish sessions.