Slack benutzt jetzt jeden Content auf seiner Platform, um LLMs zu trainieren. Das beinhaltet DMs.
Aber keine Sorge, es gibt doch bestimmt ein “Opt-Out”?
Nun, nein. Es gibt die Option, das nicht an andere Kunden weiterzugeben.
Es ist aber eine gute Gelegenheit aus “Slack” zu “Opt-Out”en.
Yes. eMail is still a favourite topic of mine. Years later, it’s still the one single medium, that allows communicating across organisational boundaries. It’s still the one medium that allows to reach out to random people, e.g. for marketing. Despite the difficulties GDPR introduced for marketeers in 2018, driving a lot of marketing to proprietary, US-American platforms. Inside corporate, it’s still the one single medium that allows to make sure your manager is informed with communication between otherwise colleagues. (About the good climate, obviously.)
Die Pandemie hat es geschafft, dass sich jeder von uns merkwürdige Dinge angewöhnt. Und so war das gestern meine erste Präsentation vor Menschen, in der weder MS Teams noch Slack noch Zoom eine Rolle spielen. So richtig, mit Projektor und Stehpult und Leuten die zuhören. Erst wenn man sich darauf vorbereitet merkt man, wie leicht es Teams einem macht, unvorbereitet in so eine Präsentation zu gehen. Weil man auch während man präsentiert alles ablesen kann.
BAM: After Salesforce bought Slack in a monster $27B mega-deal only in December of past year, today news have that Microsoft reportedly wants to buy Discord for more than $10B. The market for cooperation and chat solutions is in heavy motion. The Discord solution will compete with Microsoft’s home grown Teams to some extent.
Microsoft is out for shopping again and this time it wants to buy Discord, the communication platform for gamers. This morning, Bloomberg reported that the tech giant wants to acquire the app for more than $10 billion — a hefty sum. In December, Discord raised $100 million at a $7 billion valuation, so it wouldn’t be surprising […]
From the article
Source: The Next Web
The market for collaboration tool has been sparked by Slack a few years ago. It has been subject to heavy fights since. Microsoft Teams not only entered the market but overtook the early mover quickly. The fight escalated perceivably when Slack accused Microsoft of ripping off its ads in late 2019.
AWS and Slack recently announced a partnership, indicating how hot the market apparently still is. With these two heavyweights in the ring, expect some movement in the space.
Source: The Verge