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> What informs reservations about the use of OpenAI models? Three things. For one, I have no reason to take them at their word that they aren’t saving data to
by tourmalinetaco 3y ago
> What informs reservations about the use of OpenAI models?
Three things. For one, I have no reason to take them at their word that they aren’t saving data to train on. Two is that OpenAI will shut down one day, and thus I would like any services I run to outlive them. Third and finally, I have hardware and it’d be a waste not to use it. As a bonus, I find it hypocritical a company that benefits so heavily from open source would hide away their models as closed source in fear of copycats.
- YetAnotherNick 3y ago> For one, I have no reason to take them at their word that they aren’t saving data to train on. How are you able to trust cloud providers(even VPS or managed bare metal ones)? I have seen the same sentiment among bigger companies who happily store all users data in the cloud.
- tourmalinetaco 3y agoI don’t. Any data I purposefully store in the cloud that has any significance I store encrypted. I also do my best to minimize my exposure to non-E2EE services for important purposes, and self-host when possible.