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by SweetSoftPillow 2y ago
Switch to Gemini 2.5 Pro, and be happy. It's better in every aspect.
- miroljub 2y agoWarning to potential users: it's Google.
- tomalbrc 2y agoNot sure how or why OpenAI would be any better?
- miroljub 2y agoIt's not. It's closed source. But Google is still the worst when it comes to privacy. I prefer to use only open source models that don't have the possibility to share my data with a third party.
- jrk 2y agoThe notion that Google is worse at carefully managing PII than a Wild West place like OpenAI (or Meta, or almost any major alternative) is…not an accurate characterization, in my experience. Ad tech companies (and AI companies) obsessively capture data, but Google internally has always been equally obsessive about isolating and protecting that data. Almost no one can touch it; access is highly restricted and carefully managed; anything that even smells adjacent to ML on personal data has gotten high-level employees fired. Fully private and local inference is indeed great, but of the centralized players, Google, Microsoft, and Apple are leagues ahead of the newer generation in conservatism and care around personal data.
- miroljub 1y agoI'm not convinced Google is the gold standard for protecting PII. Data breaches can still happen despite internal controls, and their ad-based business model incentivizes data collection. The "high-level employees getting fired" story sounds like PR - how often does that actually happen? I'm not buying that they're leagues ahead of everyone else in data protection.
- exadeci 2y agoIt's somehow not, I've been asking it the same questions as ChatGPT and the answers feel off.