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No mention about whether they use their own in-house LLM or whether they use a 3rd party like OpenAI, does anyone know more about this? Edit: from the linked P
by M4v3R 3y ago
No mention about whether they use their own in-house LLM or whether they use a 3rd party like OpenAI, does anyone know more about this?
Edit: from the linked Privacy Statement:
> Contracted service providers may also deliver artificial intelligence and generative artificial intelligence capabilities to analyze data, determine trends, make predictions and create AI-generated responses
So it looks like they may use a 3rd parties to generate AI summaries and responses, sounds like a privacy nightmare for companies.
- xena 3y agoHaving worked at Salesforce, I assume it's gonna be in-house stuff from the Einstein team.
- Zetobal 3y agoEinstein Team? : 0 I hate the trend of people's name getting associated with companies they have no connection with. Tesla is bad enough but are you saying the ml department of salesforce is called Einstein? Hilarious.
- baq 3y agoEver wondered why ships have names...?
- falloutx 3y agoWhy not name the team on basis of what it actually does, but that would make too much sense in a organization, none of us want that.
- pizzafeelsright 3y agoAt the last few companies I worked the Product Owner gets to name the Product. The general path has been "look up Latin, Greek, German, Gaelic, cartoon, fiction and find something that is attractive to the PO". I don't even know what a Y combinator is but this is Hacker News which is somehow from Yahoo! iirc.
- braza 3y agoI am pretty sure that if some of those companies using Slack is operating in Germany (or in some places that has GDPR) it might be a compliance issue due to the fact that this data can be transferred/processed over sees. Interesting to see how it will play out.
- dannyw 3y agoOpenAI can be GDPR compliant.