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Double Click: The Adobe Terms of Service Controversy

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In this first episode of Doubleclick, a Click to Trust mini-series, we delve into the uproar caused among online creators when Adobe's updated terms of service sparked a heated debate. Allegations surfaced that Adobe might use user-generated content to train generative AI, leading to widespread concern about privacy and intellectual property rights. As social media ignited with screenshots and reactions, Adobe responded with clarifications and adjustments to mitigate the fallout.

Host Carmo Braga da Costa navigates through the nuances with expert insights and industry perspectives. From the initial confusion to Adobe's reassurances and subsequent legal challenges, we explore the broader implications for user trust in tech giants and the evolving landscape of digital rights.

Join us as we unpack the complexities of terms of service agreements in the era of AI and consumer privacy, questioning how companies balance innovation with ethical responsibilities. Will Adobe regain the trust of its disillusioned users, or has the damage been irreparably done?


In this episode, you’ll learn:

  • Generative AI and Consumer Privacy: As generative AI becomes more prominent, the need for training data often clashes with consumer privacy and intellectual property rights.
  • Clarity in Terms of Service: Confusing or ambiguous language can lead to mistrust and backlash, as seen in the uproar over Adobe's updates.
  • Legal and Ethical Implications: The conversation touches on the legal ramifications, citing Adobe's lawsuit by the FTC over deceptive subscription practices. It’s a reminder that companies must balance technological advancement with ethical considerations and compliance with consumer protection laws.
  • Impact of Misinformation and Trust: Despite Adobe’s efforts to clarify their position, the initial damage led to high-profile subscription cancellations. Understanding the dynamics of trust and how to manage crisis communication is key for experts focused on online safety.


    Jump into the conversation:

06:49 Adobe subscription model causes backlash and fear.

07:48 Adobe reassures users over GenAI concerns.

  continue reading

18 episodes

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In this first episode of Doubleclick, a Click to Trust mini-series, we delve into the uproar caused among online creators when Adobe's updated terms of service sparked a heated debate. Allegations surfaced that Adobe might use user-generated content to train generative AI, leading to widespread concern about privacy and intellectual property rights. As social media ignited with screenshots and reactions, Adobe responded with clarifications and adjustments to mitigate the fallout.

Host Carmo Braga da Costa navigates through the nuances with expert insights and industry perspectives. From the initial confusion to Adobe's reassurances and subsequent legal challenges, we explore the broader implications for user trust in tech giants and the evolving landscape of digital rights.

Join us as we unpack the complexities of terms of service agreements in the era of AI and consumer privacy, questioning how companies balance innovation with ethical responsibilities. Will Adobe regain the trust of its disillusioned users, or has the damage been irreparably done?


In this episode, you’ll learn:

  • Generative AI and Consumer Privacy: As generative AI becomes more prominent, the need for training data often clashes with consumer privacy and intellectual property rights.
  • Clarity in Terms of Service: Confusing or ambiguous language can lead to mistrust and backlash, as seen in the uproar over Adobe's updates.
  • Legal and Ethical Implications: The conversation touches on the legal ramifications, citing Adobe's lawsuit by the FTC over deceptive subscription practices. It’s a reminder that companies must balance technological advancement with ethical considerations and compliance with consumer protection laws.
  • Impact of Misinformation and Trust: Despite Adobe’s efforts to clarify their position, the initial damage led to high-profile subscription cancellations. Understanding the dynamics of trust and how to manage crisis communication is key for experts focused on online safety.


    Jump into the conversation:

06:49 Adobe subscription model causes backlash and fear.

07:48 Adobe reassures users over GenAI concerns.

  continue reading

18 episodes

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