There is no surprise that Microsoft is leading the race of AI by launching its new Bing Search.
The company has witnessed a remarkable response across the board in terms of popularity as it broke records at the App Store. It soared to the top, thanks to the huge number of downloads. But at the same time, there is another interesting issue in the debate as we speak.
This has to do with the new Chatbot’s Terms of Service which experts feel might be going too far. Think along the lines of problematic language seen in the terms of service that experts feel could have been worded better to avoid legal complications.
If you take a closer look at what’s written, it won’t take you too long to realize that there is something not quite right.
The news comes to us thanks to experts at MarTech who dug down deep into such changes and feel it could set the stage for some major legal issues for the software giant. Certainly, no one wants to hear that, especially after you’ve spent so much on a chatbot that has attained so much hype across the board.
The experts mentioned in their comments how there is plenty at stake in this situation and we might be seeing a lot of lawyers get on board with this issue. Remember, content creators of several kinds are very concerned about being replaced by the world of AI technology and its repurposing their work without taking any sort of permission.
Similarly, a lot of content marketers are at the forefront of risking all form of control linked to thier respective content. So it’s not something that can be taken lightly.
But others feel that although the software giant tried its best to cover every aspect, it may have done a better job. However, the fact that there are yet to be any properly cemented AI laws today means it’s all a little murky, to begin with as mentioned by a leading law advocate named Elizabeth Weinstein.
At the end of the day, not too many people have answers that are clear pertaining to the world of AI. Whatever the case may be, it’s definitely very interesting to see where all of this may end up going.
If you plan on using the AI chatbot, it’s your time to be aware of these terms while using the new Bing and setting out your own content on the web.
Read next: Could Google’s Search Dominance Be in Danger?
The company has witnessed a remarkable response across the board in terms of popularity as it broke records at the App Store. It soared to the top, thanks to the huge number of downloads. But at the same time, there is another interesting issue in the debate as we speak.
This has to do with the new Chatbot’s Terms of Service which experts feel might be going too far. Think along the lines of problematic language seen in the terms of service that experts feel could have been worded better to avoid legal complications.
If you take a closer look at what’s written, it won’t take you too long to realize that there is something not quite right.
The news comes to us thanks to experts at MarTech who dug down deep into such changes and feel it could set the stage for some major legal issues for the software giant. Certainly, no one wants to hear that, especially after you’ve spent so much on a chatbot that has attained so much hype across the board.
The experts mentioned in their comments how there is plenty at stake in this situation and we might be seeing a lot of lawyers get on board with this issue. Remember, content creators of several kinds are very concerned about being replaced by the world of AI technology and its repurposing their work without taking any sort of permission.
Similarly, a lot of content marketers are at the forefront of risking all form of control linked to thier respective content. So it’s not something that can be taken lightly.
But others feel that although the software giant tried its best to cover every aspect, it may have done a better job. However, the fact that there are yet to be any properly cemented AI laws today means it’s all a little murky, to begin with as mentioned by a leading law advocate named Elizabeth Weinstein.
At the end of the day, not too many people have answers that are clear pertaining to the world of AI. Whatever the case may be, it’s definitely very interesting to see where all of this may end up going.
If you plan on using the AI chatbot, it’s your time to be aware of these terms while using the new Bing and setting out your own content on the web.
Read next: Could Google’s Search Dominance Be in Danger?
