5 ms·

I think there are always creative ways to differentiate the two tiers for those who care. “Free tier users relinquish all rights to their (anonymized) queries,

by chis 1y ago

I think there are always creative ways to differentiate the two tiers for those who care. “Free tier users relinquish all rights to their (anonymized) queries, which may be used for training purposes. Enterprise tier, for $200/mo, guarantees queries can only be seen by the user”

emzo 1y ago
This would be great for open source projects
jfrbfbreudh 1y ago
This is what Google currently does for access to their top models. AI Studio (web UI, free, will train on your data) vs API (won’t train on your data).
- koakuma-chan 1y ago
  Can't train on my data if all my data is produced by them.
- BoredPositron 1y ago
  If you use the API for free the data is used for training.
ethbr1 1y ago
The bigger commercial / enterprise differentiator will probably be around audit and guardrails. Unnecessary for individual use; required for scaled corporate use.
- AbstractH24 1y ago
  The SSO premium of the AI era
  - ethbr1 1y ago
    Features are better price segmenters than utilization.
otabdeveloper4 1y ago
> guarantees queries can only be seen by the user The only way to "guarantee" that is to run your models locally on your own hardware. I'm guessing we'll see a renaissance of the "desktop" and "workstation" cycle once this AI bubble pops. ("Cloud" will be the big loser.)