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If you're hitting an endpoint labeled 'preview' or 'experimental' you can't reasonably expect it to exist in its current incarnation indefinitely. The provider
by empressplay 1y ago
If you're hitting an endpoint labeled 'preview' or 'experimental' you can't reasonably expect it to exist in its current incarnation indefinitely. The provider certainly bears no responsibility to do so, regardless of what you're using the endpoint for.
I'm sure they can use a more stable endpoint for their application.
Also, I'm not sure sending this sort of medical user data to a server outside of Australia is legal anyway, anonymous or not...
- mrweasel 1y agoYeah, this is poor dependency management. You don't build production systems, certainly not in healthcare, using a pre-release of a Java library. So why would you build on a constantly changing LLM? This should be build using a specific model, tested and verified and then dependency locked to that model. If the model provider cannot give you a frozen model, then you don't use it. Trying to blame Google and have them "fix their problem" very much like someone who knows they screwed up but doesn't want to admit it and take responsibility for their actions.
- 03data2 1y agoThat's true, though when it's the only tool that has been "good enough", you are kind of disappointed when it stops working.