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I'm really curious if Microsoft will ever give in to the urge to train on private business data - since transitioning office to o365, they hold the world's and
by jazzyjackson 2y ago
I'm really curious if Microsoft will ever give in to the urge to train on private business data - since transitioning office to o365, they hold the world's and even governments word documents and emails. I'm pretty sure they've promised never to touch it but they can certainly read it so... Information wants to be free.
- jhickok 2y agoMicrosoft "trains" on business data already, but typically for things like fine-tuning security automation and recognizing malicious signals. It sure would be a big step to reading chats and email and feeding them in to a model.
- ENGNR 2y agoSlack tried it but the backlash got them, this time anyway.
- bossyTeacher 2y agoElaborate? never heard of this
- ENGNR 2y agoEl Reg got the story: https://www.theregister.com/2024/05/20/slack_ts_and_cs_update/ https://www.theregister.com/2024/05/20/slack_ts_and_cs_updat... They blamed it on a 'misunderstanding' in the end
- wkat4242 2y agoTbh it would also make the model much more accurate for corporate uses. It's not a bad idea for that reason. But security and DLP teams will never accept it.