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Don't use OpenAI models unless you want your full history to someday be shared with the US Government.
by metalliqaz 8mo ago
Don't use OpenAI models unless you want your full history to someday be shared with the US Government.
- yberreby 8mo agoThis applies to any US company. Have we forgotten everything we learned in 2012? If your data is shared with Google, Anthropic, Meta, Amazon, or any of their US competitors, it is within reach of the NSA. Whether or not a company provides support to the DoW is orthogonal to that fact.
- metalliqaz 8mo agoPerhaps, but recent developments have shown that OpenAI's "morals" are for sale and they are compliant with military goals.
- xXSLAYERXx 8mo agoRecent developments offer us evidence but did you really think this wouldn't be the case?
- metalliqaz 8mo agoAltman is a consummate liar so no, I didn't.
- Imustaskforhelp 8mo agoSome companies are more evil than others. OpenAI is more evil than Anthropic. Yes you can argue that the bar can be low, and we can discuss about it more from there but surely you can agree to the above statement as well with all the recent developments happening?
- bigyabai 8mo agoI think the distinction is pointless. If OpenAI and Anthropic both subscribe to a high baseline of evil, the difference in their principles or conduct isn't worth applauding. Anthropic's moral high-road means nothing contextualized with their Palantir partnership and preexisting DoD contract. It all feels reminiscent of Google and Apple fighting over who had the more secure ecosystem, when they had both already assented to hidden surveillance measures. Neither Anthropic nor OpenAI can be trusted for anyone that has even the slightest fear of the US government lashing out against them.
- victorbjorklund 8mo agoSame with anthropic and everyone else?