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The latest update now explicitly says that user content will not be used to train AI models to avoid misunderstandings.

Zoom has made changes to its terms of service after online blowback over recent updates to the company’s fine print allowing AI training on customer data. A report from StackDiary over the weekend highlighted how the changes, which rolled out in March without fanfare, appeared to grant the company sweeping control over customer data for AI training purposes. In response, Zoom published a blog post today claiming it wouldn’t do what its terms said it could do; the company then updated its terms. It now says it doesn’t train AI models on consumer video, audio or chats ȁ...

The Authors’ Guild has told CEOs of companies like Meta, Google, OpenAI, and more that they can't use their work without their permission

If AI data includes personal information, then pursuant to the GDPR a controller should consider what is the least amount of personal information that may be needed for training, and what is the least amount of time the AI model needs access to such information.

Modern artificial intelligence models can use data including personal information to recognize patterns and predict results. EU’s General Data Protection Regulation permits controllers to process personal info under certain circumstances and lawful purposes outlined here.