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The tweet highlights that Grok's Terms of Service prohibit using it for developing competing AI models or services, and mentions a code reversion due to Apache Foundation flagging.
Dropbox has updated its terms of service effective January 1, 2027, covering user agreements, data permissions, and privacy policies.
The article reveals that OpenAI's terms allow it to use paid users' interactions for training despite opt-out options, due to a loophole with reasoning tokens not being classified as user-owned output.
OpenAI is terminating its contract with Cursor after its acquisition by SpaceX, due to concerns over terms of service violations by Elon Musk's companies, to ensure responsible use of its AI models.
OpenAI is ending its partnership with Cursor after SpaceX's acquisition, citing compliance concerns with terms of service, and will terminate access to OpenAI models by November 12, 2026.
SourceHut announces changes to its terms of service to restrict the use of LLMs and generative AI technologies, citing concerns over resource usage and ethical obligations within the open source community.
A detailed comparison of Higgsfield's and Artlist's Terms of Service, highlighting that Higgsfield may use user inputs for model training by default (including for standard users), while Artlist does not train on private IP and offers a more creator-friendly workflow with predictable access and commercial licensing. The author recommends Artlist for professional creators.
The author regrets migrating to Codeberg due to its new terms banning LLM-driven and cryptocurrency projects, arguing that the policy is misguided and undermines the platform's freedom.
A study graded 205 AI apps on their data governance practices, finding that over half received a D or F grade, with many apps not disclosing whether user input trains their models.
Linktree updated its terms of service to allow collection of user content (text prompts, images, videos, URLs) to train OpenAI's DALL-E 3 AI, effective June 5, 2026.
Users are raising concerns about Weights & Biases' new Master Service Agreement, which grants the company broader rights to use customer data, including ML models, for product improvement and AI feature development.