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$1 for the next year and once you are embedded, jack up prices. That’s not exactly a new trick. Lots of cool training data to collect too.
by vjvjvjvjghv 1y ago
$1 for the next year and once you are embedded, jack up prices. That’s not exactly a new trick.
Lots of cool training data to collect too.
- maerF0x0 1y agoI will admit i thought the same initially. But the article does say > ChatGPT Enterprise already does not use business data, including inputs or outputs, to train or improve OpenAI models. The same safeguards will apply to federal use.
- bigfishrunning 1y agoJust trust me bro.
- tjc2210 1y agoThey use the data. They scrub/anonymize it and use that to get around the TOS. They 100% are using this data in some shape or form.
- AaronAPU 1y agoIt would make sense for a company to pay the government for the privilege of inserting themselves into the data flow. By charging an extremely low amount, they position it as something which should be paid for while removing the actual payment friction. It’s all obviously strategic lock-in. One hopes the government is smart enough to know that and account for it, but we are all understandably very cynical about the government’s ability to function reasonably.