SoundCloud is the latest company to run into trouble after quietly adding an AI clause to its terms and conditions.The clause appeared to allow the company to use subscriber work to train AI models … Adobe controversy A number of companies have been called out in the past for this, with Adobe one of the most high-profile examples back in June of last year.The company initially dismissed the controversy, but was later forced to issue a better explanation.
SoundCloud latest example Tech commenter Ed Newton-Rex spotted that SoundCloud had quietly added a similar clause to its own T&Cs without any fanfare.obtained a statement in which the company explained the reasons for the clause, 9to5Mac’s Take As with Adobe, the wording is ambiguous to say the least.If companies don’t want to have their users up in arms, they’d be well advised to explicitly state in the T&Cs what they will and won’t do.
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