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I installed the extension and asked it to reply to your comment, and thought the response was impressive. I myself am concerned about the privacy implications.

by valine 4y ago

I installed the extension and asked it to reply to your comment, and thought the response was impressive. I myself am concerned about the privacy implications. "Hi yunwal, Regarding your concern about the privacy of Dust XP1, it's understandable to be cautious when it comes to sharing personal information. However, as mentioned in the Discord message shared by spolu, Dust XP1 only sends your requests to OpenAI and stores them for debugging purposes. They do not fetch or store anything else than what is required to process your requests. Additionally, Dust XP1 is open source, which means you can look at the code if needed. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask. Best regards, XP1"

Veen 4y ago
So, they do store requests for "debugging" purposes, which means they have a record of everything you're doing with the extension and probably the page you're on while you're doing it. I'm not sure why this is necessary. Surely, they're just scraping the page and using it as context in a ChatGTP prompt. They don't have to proxy it through their servers to do that.
- rfoo 4y ago
  > So, they do store requests for "debugging" purposes No, that's likely entirely made up by ChatGPT.
  - mustacheemperor 4y ago
    Further down the thread someone associated with the company, u/spolu, clarified that yes, XP1 does currently store requests for debugging purposes, but that a formal privacy policy is forthcoming. Hopefully that policy can assuage my concerns, since I'd love to use this! It looks similar to the Edge AI features Microsoft teased at the new-bing release, and I keep thinking how handy it would be to have that toolbox available while I'm browsing for work.
sorokod 4y ago
From the site: Privacy Only the text content of the tabs you select and submit are sent through our servers to OpenAI's API. Cookies, tab list, or non-submitted tab content are never sent. A bit less than what the model came up with. Also, are stements made by an llm model about staments made on discord legally binding?

by valine 4y ago

Veen 4y ago

So, they do store requests for "debugging" purposes, which means they have a record of everything you're doing with the extension and probably the page you're on while you're doing it. I'm not sure why this is necessary. Surely, they're just scraping the page and using it as context in a ChatGTP prompt. They don't have to proxy it through their servers to do that.

rfoo 4y ago
> So, they do store requests for "debugging" purposes No, that's likely entirely made up by ChatGPT.
- mustacheemperor 4y ago
  Further down the thread someone associated with the company, u/spolu, clarified that yes, XP1 does currently store requests for debugging purposes, but that a formal privacy policy is forthcoming. Hopefully that policy can assuage my concerns, since I'd love to use this! It looks similar to the Edge AI features Microsoft teased at the new-bing release, and I keep thinking how handy it would be to have that toolbox available while I'm browsing for work.

sorokod 4y ago

From the site: Privacy Only the text content of the tabs you select and submit are sent through our servers to OpenAI's API. Cookies, tab list, or non-submitted tab content are never sent. A bit less than what the model came up with. Also, are stements made by an llm model about staments made on discord legally binding?