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It’s fine to use their embeddings for a proof of concept, but since you don’t own it, you probably shouldn’t rely on it because it could go away at any time.
by breckenedge 4y ago
It’s fine to use their embeddings for a proof of concept, but since you don’t own it, you probably shouldn’t rely on it because it could go away at any time.
- adeelk93 4y agoCouldn’t you make that argument against all SaaS?
- anshumankmr 4y agoWell some SaaS purists may believe that to be true about Microsoft Office 365. Hence we have, Microsoft Office 2021. (Although there is a lot more advantages to just having Office 2021 like the flat fee)
- breckenedge 4y agoYes and no. Sometimes you get contracts that require “source code escrow” so that companies can run your source if you ever go out of business.