TWO THINGS:

[miguelpergamon@kolektiva.social]

@blogdiva

I read it and tooted about it at least a month before it went into effect.

[crazyeddie@mastodon.social]

@blogdiva Huh. AI is as much a developer as Fox is news. Interesting.

[bob_zim@infosec.exchange]

@blogdiva These are the terms of use for individuals using Copilot. They presumably have a different ToS for corporate use, but I haven’t personally seen it.

[obbiez@urbanists.social]

@blogdiva Saying it's "for entertainment only" is a legal CYA line. Note the rest of that section: Copilot fucks up, so don't trust it with anything important, and don't sue us if it makes a Very Expensive Mistake.

[tasket@mas.to]

@blogdiva "For Entertainment" is how Fox News escapes FCC scrutiny and court fines.

[bms48@mastodon.social]

@blogdiva This is EPIC! Thank you! Please forward to Ed Zitron immediately and of course I keep noticing sloppy journalism on the part of The Register and other mouthpieces lately.

[rpmrosie@mk.absturztau.be]

@blogdiva@mastodon.social so like

Microsoft is basically breaking their own TOS by advertising copilot as a tool and shoving it in every app imaginable, of course not leaving out productivity stuff like, oh i dunno, the whole microslop office suite, stuff definitely used just for entertainment

[foobarry@mastodon.social]

@blogdiva "You may stop using Copilot at any time. If you want to close your Microsoft Account, please see the Microsoft Services Agreement."
if i want to remove copilot from my work O365 account i have to close my account? yeah thanks microslop

[womble@infosec.exchange]

@blogdiva if I do not find copilot entertaining, am I entitled to compensation?

[nek@hear-me.social]

@blogdiva
I have seen no ill effects from this and it's given me somewhat enhanced confidence, security & performance.
https://github.com/zoicware/RemoveWindowsAI

[rejoineu@mastodon.online]

@foobarry @blogdiva corporate-speak for like it or fuck off.