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Do you know why that policy is in place? Is it fear that the llm provider will steal company trade knowledge?
by reidjs 3y ago
Do you know why that policy is in place? Is it fear that the llm provider will steal company trade knowledge?
- esrauch 3y agoIt's probably both that is leaking your source out and the risk of it being a copyright violation if it spits out some GPL source verbatim and you check it in.
- Filligree 3y ago> if it spits out some GPL source verbatim Does that ever actually happen? I've only heard of it happening to people who forced the AI's hand by including the comments for said code in the prompt.
- callalex 3y agoWhile many software companies get away with an “it’ll be fine” attitude, that is not sufficient for all companies and industries. Sometimes things have to be provably correct.
- pclmulqdq 3y agoThis happens a lot, and you can easily walk into constructing such a prompt without knowing.
- minhazm 3y agoThere's a setting "Suggestions matching public code" that can be set to "Block" that I think is sufficient for most people's usage. But many companies don't want to involve themselves in any sort of liability.
- alex_lav 3y agoI work in a research facility, so the biggest fear is that our super top secret elite info will leak. The reality is it'd be used to refactor a lot of terrible code.