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If that's the case, then as noted in the article, the 'as intended' is probably violating liability requirements around various things.
by crooked-v 1y ago
If that's the case, then as noted in the article, the 'as intended' is probably violating liability requirements around various things.
- sailfast 1y agoCorrect. It is precisely that a user can ask about someone’s medical history (or whatever else) and not be reported that would be in violation of any heavily audited system. LLM Summaries break the compliance.
- bongodongobob 1y agoYou allow what it can and can't see. If you include PII and medical records, that's your fault, not MS's.
- sailfast 1y agoThat’s fair - unless they’re marketing the bot as compliant.