Those are some extreme limits.

Ai excuses… this implicitly is making slack data a walled garden, for big accounts those limits are ridiculous, makes interop impractical.

If Slack wants me to use their AI to mine my company’s conversations, they need to provide a higher quality product at a better price. Not forcibly take ownership of my conversations.

I’ve loved Slack for a decade, but today I have to plan to exit.

I would argue. They don’t have the right to change these terms on prior conversations. Only new ones.. Because I have a lad slack to hold my companies, important conversations under the belief that I would have access to them later.

I’m sure there is fine print somewhere that says this is not really legally true.