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FWIW I can't build OpenAI into our product without huge headaches around privacy policies and getting additional customer consent. I can build Amazon services i
by iandanforth 3y ago
FWIW I can't build OpenAI into our product without huge headaches around privacy policies and getting additional customer consent. I can build Amazon services into our products because Amazon is a trusted vendor and we use an AWS stack already.
Because Anthropic / Claude is available via Amazon Bedrock, they have a significant advantage in any company that's already using AWS. If you're on Azure, OpenAI has that advantage.
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- badrequest 3y agoYou can enter a DPA (data processing agreement) with OpenAI that forbids subsequent training on submitted content.
- acchow 3y ago> FWIW I can't build OpenAI into our product without huge headaches around privacy policies and getting additional customer consent Doesn't this imply that a new competitor beginning with a lenient customer privacy policies as well as a customer base that doesn't care as much about privacy will rise up to challenge you? And possibly iterate faster?
- iandanforth 3y agoYes, but in enterprise software 'lenient customer privacy policies' don't last long.
- agnokapathetic 3y agoOpenAI has committed to never training on API data. You no longer need a DPA for this. https://openai.com/enterprise-privacy https://openai.com/enterprise-privacy