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AI generally? I would say there's no point in that, it's an undue restriction on freedom. AI provided as SaaS by companies? They don't want the bad press.
by samatman 3y ago
AI generally? I would say there's no point in that, it's an undue restriction on freedom.
AI provided as SaaS by companies? They don't want the bad press.
- frabcus 3y agoAlso end users complain - I ran an LLM for language learning with millions of users, and we made extra calls to the OpenAI content moderation API because both we and our users wanted it to stay polite and "safe". Most corporate applications have this need.