>Key Points > > Zoom’s terms of service update establishes the video platform’s right to use some customer data for training its AI models. > Zoom clarified that “for AI, we do not use audio, video or chat content for training our models without customer consent.” > But when a user enables Zoom’s generative AI features, released in June, the company has them sign a consent form allowing Zoom to train its AI models using their customer content. >...
>Especially as he had no idea how harsh our questions were. The list kicked off with ‘Why is uni careers advice so bad?’ – and got progressively meaner. > >– Is uni careers advice stuck in the past? >– Whose fault is it that so many students never visit their careers service? >– Does a sinister careers ‘mafia’ put its own interests before those of students and graduates? >– And is it true that most uni careers advisers have never had a proper job? (Ouch!)
Half of UK graduates do not work in their field of study, survey reveals The Independent | The Independent https://nu.federati.net/url/291071
Degrees with the highest unemployment in the UK Rank Subject Rating for job prospects 1 Media and cultural studies 2.5/5 2 European studies 2.8/5 3 Psychology 2.9/5 4 International Relations and European Studies 3/5 5 Civil Engineering 3.1/5
@lnxw48a1 There was a time when I wore a watch. Then I stopped around the time of smart phones but not completely because of the phone, the job I had at the time caused me to remove them very often, sometimes not willingly (they got caught on things) and while they were cheap Casio watches I said enough and have not worn one since.
>Block User > >Blocks a user so he can't participate anymore. The scope is determined by the target field: either a community, or a whole instance. The removeData field can optionally be set to indicate that all previous posts of the user should be deleted.
It also includes an expire date/time field, so I guess it is the same as a ban.
It does seem rather harsh that someone who could be discussing (assume a polite difference of view) something that a mod (with an objection to the view) on a different instance can ban them globally for it.