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So how is this going to impact cursor's privacy mode, which is required by many companies for compliant usage of AI editors? For the uninitiated, in the web con
by WorldPeas 1y ago
So how is this going to impact cursor's privacy mode, which is required by many companies for compliant usage of AI editors? For the uninitiated, in the web console this looks like:
Privacy mode (enforced across all seats)
OpenAI Zero-data-retention (approved)
Anthropic Zero-data-retention (approved)
Google Vertex AI Zero-data-retention (approved)
xAi Grok Zero-data-retention (approved)
did this just open another can of worms?
- qmarchi 1y agoLikely, they're using OpenAI's Zero-Retention APIs where there's never data stored in the first place. So nothing?
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> OpenAI's Zero-Retention APIs Do we know if the court order covers these?
- brigandish 1y agoYes, follow the link at the top.
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> Yes, follow the link at the top OpenAI says “this does not impact API customers who are using Zero Data Retention endpoints under our ZDR amendment.”
- 8note 1y agoat least, openai zero-data-retention will by court order be full retention. im excited that the law is going to push for local models
- blerb795 1y agoThe linked page specifically mentions that these ZDR APIs are not impacted. > This does not impact API customers who are using Zero Data Retention endpoints under our ZDR amendment.