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> He's using a generic application example in here: one thing to be wary of when interacting with ChatGPT and the like is that we should never put anything that
by chrisco255 4y ago
> He's using a generic application example in here: one thing to be wary of when interacting with ChatGPT and the like is that we should never put anything that may be confidential into the prompt, as that would be a security risk. Business rules, any code from a real project - all these must not enter the interaction with ChatGPT.
Remember, when storing your business code on Github servers hosted by Microsoft, it is important to not place real code from a project into OpenAI servers hosted by Microsoft. That would be a security risk.
- hbn 4y agoThe hosting is not the issue. Github would have different security requirements for code hosted in a private repo for a paying org than OpenAI would for free users sending prompts to an LLM. It can and should be assumed anything you type into ChatGPT is being logged to be potentially read by a human.