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Sticking it in your own datacenter doesn't really prevent any of these problems (except maybe #2), only now your leaks are internal and because of all the false
by waboremo 4y ago
Sticking it in your own datacenter doesn't really prevent any of these problems (except maybe #2), only now your leaks are internal and because of all the false sense of security, you might wind up leaking far more confidential and specific information (ie. an executive leaking to the rest of the team in advance that they are planning layoffs for noted reasons, whereas that executive might have used more vague terms when speaking to public chatGPT).
- mholm 4y agoSticking it in your own private datacenter would imply that you can opt in or out of using your data to train the next generation. ChatGPT does not dynamically train itself in realtime.
- waboremo 4y agoThe implication is that you would bother with ChatGPT at all to train it on the relevant local data, the key value aspect to ChatGPT beyond general public use.
- FartyMcFarter 4y agoIt prevents all of those problems as it puts all the data / data movement under your control.
- waboremo 4y agoHow so?
- FartyMcFarter 4y agoBecause it's your own data center, which means you own the data and can set up firewall rules to prevent any software running there from leaking data to outside the data center.