Adobe is now processing all your PDFs in the cloud, by default. The setting to “Enable generative AI features in Acrobat” was on, and I didn’t know it until I opened a document and Adobe asked me if I wanted a document summary. It’s annoying to have to click “No,” so I opened settings to disable the prompt.

THE PROBLEM
I sign Non-Disclosure Agreements for many of my clients. Adobe is a potential leak of protected information. I don’t know what Adobe does with this information. I don’t know what they store, or for how long. I don’t know what country (or countries) the data is stored in. I don’t know what LLMs are trained with this data. And I don’t need to know. What I need to know is that they won’t use default opt-in as a legal excuse to wiretap my information.

I recommend that you check your Adobe settings on all devices, for all Adobe accounts.

#CallMeIfYouNeedMe #FIFONetworks

#cybersecurity

(Edit! I thought Adobe bought Figma a few years ago, but apparently the merger failed. My bad…)

@fifonetworks They’ve also been training AI on user documents for Figma for almost a year now. It’s opt out! https://help.figma.com/hc/en-us/articles/17725942479127-Control-AI-features-and-content-training-settings

Honestly it’s merely a matter of time before they do it with Creative Cloud too. Too few seems to care… :-/

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@slembcke
Figma is not Adobe.
@Arnstein @slembcke I thought Adobe bought them, but I looked it up and apparently the deal was cancelled. (posting this for other people having the same thought)
@h5e @Arnstein Same. Whoops. My bad.