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It’s technically prohibited by OpenAI’s ToS to share your key with any third party, so presumably options 1 and 3 could get your users’ accounts banned. That be
by cddotdotslash 3y ago
It’s technically prohibited by OpenAI’s ToS to share your key with any third party, so presumably options 1 and 3 could get your users’ accounts banned. That being said, until OpenAI releases some kind of OAuth, there isn’t a great option unless your app is entirely client side.
- howscrewedami 3y agoCan you point out where exactly? Looking at this: https://openai.com/policies/terms-of-use https://openai.com/policies/terms-of-use The only thing I found was: You may not (...) (vii) buy, sell, or transfer API keys without our prior consent. Apologies for sounding like an absolute nerd, but you can go with options 1 and 3 - as long as you ask OpenAI first and get their consent. Also the meaning of "transfer" is a bit murky in my opinion. If I take my API key and write it down in a napkin, technically I've just transferred my API key to a napkin - sorry Mr. Altman!