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pretty interesting that cloud data is not covered by the 4th amendment. I wonder if we’ll push for on-prem storage of context and memories as our relationship w
by AIrtemis 1y ago
pretty interesting that cloud data is not covered by the 4th amendment. I wonder if we’ll push for on-prem storage of context and memories as our relationship with AI gets more personal and intertwined.
- rpdillon 1y agoThird-party doctrine pretty much excludes anything in the cloud from the 4th amendment. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-party_doctrine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-party_doctrine
- coliveira 1y agoI don't have a personal relationship with AI, and strongly suggest that people stay away from AI for personal matters.
- typpilol 1y agoI still haven't once talked to an LLM for personal reasons. It's always been to get information. Talking to an LLM like a human is like talking to a mirror. You're just shaping their responses based on what you say. Quite sad to see stuff like the "myboyfriendisai" reddit
- fl0id 1y agoSo perfect if ppl want their partner to be molded a certain way
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- eurleif 1y agoThe article states that OpenAI only discloses user content with a search warrant. How did that lead you to believe that it's not subject to the fourth amendment?
- loeg 1y agoHasn't happened yet. Why would it change now?