Ugh. Code reviews and helping out with tedious code comments. That's great stuff for software developers. And will be a headache to control for our company. Thi

Ugh. Code reviews and helping out with tedious code comments. That's great stuff for software developers. And will be a headache to control for our company. This is taking increasingly more restraint from developers to not send code as-is straight to OpenAI, especially when the features are fundamentally built on that you do so. OpenAI doesn't train on business data on their enterprise plans but the problem is if a company doesn't have such a plan, maybe going for a competitor, or simply not having anything. And users then go here for OpenAI to help out with their Plus subscription or whatever to become more efficient. That's the problem. Asking an AI for help is one thing. Then you can rewrite it to a "homework question" style while at it, abstracting away corporate details or data. But code reviews? Damn. Hell, I'm certain they're siphoning closed source as I'm writing this. That's just how humans work.