Indeed that's how I read it too. It's also worth noting that GDPR is implemented separately in each country so it can in fact differ quite a lot country to country.
Private messages, notes and such are usually excepted(in the vast majority of cases). Giving out someone else's messages or notes, however...
> This Regulation applies to the processing of personal data wholly or partly by automated means and to the processing other than by automated means of personal data which form part of a filing system or are intended to form part of a filing system.
> Compliance with EU Copyright Rules: Ensuring that AI models respect intellectual property rights.
I wonder what this will mean for openly licensed content which do require attribution, will companies still be able to use content from Wikipedia and open source? Or will they be at risk of being sued by the copyright holders? Assuming that they can't properly fix attribution/referencing in output.
I believe you can upload WRAC files to IA and ask them to index the content. Saves them the need to do the archiving and you won't be rate limited on their end.
> This seems sort of reasonable. If you charge for tech support, you have a business. I’m all for not making it harder for people who are actually just sharing their hobby projects, but a project that makes money isn’t a hobby anymore.
With the current writing it might be that a distributor different from the commercial entity might be liable for vulnerabilities and reporting.