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They're not blaming, legally speaking. But they're communicating that open source software caused their outage. OpenAI chose to use software that explicitly cam
by abujazar 4y ago
They're not blaming, legally speaking. But they're communicating that open source software caused their outage. OpenAI chose to use software that explicitly came without warranties, and are legally solely responsible for problems caused by open-source libraries they choose to include in their product.
- LASR 4y agoI understand where you're coming from. But there is certainly an audience for this kind of post that would like to read about the objective source of the bug without connecting it to some expectations around responsibility. I read this post, and I don't see it assigning blame to anyone other than themselves. See this bit copied from the post: > Everyone at OpenAI is committed to protecting our users’ privacy and keeping their data safe. It’s a responsibility we take incredibly seriously. Unfortunately, this week we fell short of that commitment, and of our users’ expectations. We apologize again to our users and to the entire ChatGPT community and will work diligently to rebuild trust.