(AP) - An update to Zoom’s terms of service is raising alarm bells on social media, with users claiming it reveals the videoconferencing company is now tapping ...

Following feedback, Zoom made the decision to update its Terms of Service to reflect Zoom does not use any of your audio, video, chat, screen sharing, attachments or ...

The current terms would not allow the company to tap user-generated content like video and chat for AI training without a customer opting in. However, once a meeting host agrees, other participants ...

Users of the popular video-calling app voiced their concerns on social media earlier this week following a Stack Diary article which claimed that a clause added to ...

Zoom has finally responded to user concerns by reversing its terms of service related to AI training. The company has committed to not using consumer data for AI ...

Like everyone else, Zoom has added AI features to improve its app and videoconferencing service. We all love the ease and speed AI provides, but there are often concerns about the data used to train ...

A hot potato: Zoom has found itself making a lot of headlines over the last 24 hours, and not for welcome reasons. The company that became a symbol for working from home during the pandemic is now ...

Zoom angered users after its terms of service suggested it could use calls to train AI. The company now clarifies that users can "decide whether to enable generative ...

Zoom says it will walk back a recent change to its terms of service that allowed the company to use some customer content to train its machine learning and artificial ...

is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The Verge in 2019 after nearly two years at Techmeme. Zoom doesn’t train its artificial intelligence models on audio, video, or ...