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The moral of this story: If your business relies on another business to provide a service, you either need an iron clad guarantee that they will continue to do
by bigfatkitten 2y ago
The moral of this story:
If your business relies on another business to provide a service, you either need an iron clad guarantee that they will continue to do so, or you need a plan B for when they don't.
- ent101 2y agoI think the moral of the story is to not use Anthropic, specifically. xAI and OpenAI are working just fine. Anthropic is giving me very strong Google vibes were they will nuke you for no reason and no recourse.
- kordlessagain 2y agoWhatever. OpenAI charged me 15 times to refill my account and don’t respond to my chat about it for over two weeks. AX cut them off thinking it was fraud. And when they did contact me, they completely ignored my comment that my keys had not been leaked, as the usage showed less than $20 of use. A problem occurred and, as is becoming more normalized, the customer is always at fault.
- muzani 2y agoOpenAI has done this too. xAI is a part of X, which bans people without notice as well. All of these companies are greatly understaffed, or rather, moderation can't keep up with demand.
- codingdave 2y ago> ...are working just fine. Every vendor under the sun is working just fine, right up until it isn't. Any business model that is 100% dependent on a vendor - any vendor - has a major risk that needs a backup plan.
- tomcam 2y agoHasn't OpenAI broken some of its foundational promises?