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This clause defines the scope of permitted use for user-generated content within Adobe's platform ecosystem, creating a categorical restriction on model training while preserving a separate authorization pathway for users who elect to participate in the Stock marketplace program.
Users' Local and Cloud Content will not be incorporated into Adobe's generative AI training datasets by default. Content submitted to Adobe Stock remains subject to the separate Stock Contributor Agreement terms, which may authorize training use under that agreement's specified conditions.
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"We will not use your Local or Cloud Content to train generative AI models except for Content you choose to submit to the Adobe Stock marketplace, and this use is governed by the separate Adobe Stock Contributor Agreement.— Excerpt from Adobe's Adobe Terms of Use
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This clause defines the scope of permitted use for user-generated content within Adobe's platform ecosystem, creating a categorical restriction on model training while preserving a separate authorization pathway for users who elect to participate in the Stock marketplace program.
Users' Local and Cloud Content will not be incorporated into Adobe's generative AI training datasets by default. Content submitted to Adobe Stock remains subject to the separate Stock Contributor Agreement terms, which may authorize training use under that agreement's specified conditions.
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