Can we print this part of Microsoft's T&S as a leaflet and distribute at our university?

[ozzelot@mstdn.social]

@clemens
Is there something to this effect in every AI service's TOS? Please tell me there is.

[tdelmas@mamot.fr]

@clemens

> You agree to indemnify us [...] from and against any claims, losses, and expenses (including attorneys' fees) arising from or relating to your use of Copilot

[chewie@mammut.gogreenit.net]

@clemens and there's binding arbitration shit in there too

Clearly they don't trust their own product

[tschenkel@mathstodon.xyz]

@ozzelot @clemens yes, but don't even try to make your management aware of it.

[ozzelot@mstdn.social]

@tschenkel
My direct boss is very much against the stuff
@clemens

[tschenkel@mathstodon.xyz]

@ozzelot @clemens then you are lucky, indeed.

[ozzelot@mstdn.social]

@tschenkel
I am also not a software developer. But even as helpdesk, we do need to take a position on this.
@clemens

[momo@social.linux.pizza]

@clemens
I already copied this for my next team target meeting when they ask why we're not reaching our Copilot usage KPIs...

[jbz@indieweb.social]

@clemens Isn't that also integrated into Excel?

[martinescardo@mathstodon.xyz]

@clemens Can we sue them if we are not entertained when we use it?

[mc@mathstodon.xyz]

@clemens lmaoooo

[oliver_schafeld@mastodon.online]

I have a dual-boot laptop, Linux Mint and Windows 11. When I close the lid under Windows the laptop stays warm, not so under Linux.

I'm thinking about a sticker: "Windows is for auxiliary heating only."