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In general the companies are the ones showing reluctance, much more than their employees. There's still a morass of security, privacy, and legal unanswered ques
by bandrami 8mo ago
In general the companies are the ones showing reluctance, much more than their employees. There's still a morass of security, privacy, and legal unanswered questions about LLM use in general. Not to mention the huge unknown of total lifecycle costs
- echelon 8mo agoThe company writing the article this HN thread is about wants this. Lots of companies do. Today there is no option because Slack is scared to death of losing their leverage. Companies want full rights to their data, and Slack is lording over it like a dragon protecting treasure.
- bandrami 8mo agoAnd a whole lot of companies will dump Slack if their data policies loosen (they specifically don't want their people feeding proprietary info to an LLM through any channel)