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Adobe recently announced that it will revise the terms that users must agree to when using its applications, explicitly stating that customer works will not be used for AI training, aiming to regain user trust. This change was announced after strong user protests a week ago.

The artificial intelligence image generator Midjourney has amended its terms of service, replacing previous humorous wording with more formal legal language. Midjourney has consistently claimed that using copyrighted works to train its model is permissible under the principle of 'fair use.' Some artists and content creators believe that Midjourney's actions infringe on their copyrights. The amendment to the terms of service may indicate that they are confident in winning copyright lawsuits in court.

Zoom recently updated its terms of service, explicitly committing not to provide video chat content for artificial intelligence purposes, a move that has sparked a sensation on social media.