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This maybe was the case year+ ago but this is no longer the case, used to be most; now it is some/few

• itintheory 8mo ago
  Any references on this? I hear this argument a lot. In fact, in a talk on AI last week I heard someone say: "If you click the thumbs up button to rate a chat, the AI provider will use the contents for training, so our company's policy is never to click the thumbs up button" That seemed so farcical I had a hard time taking this person seriously. Enterprise plans must give some strong guarantees around data usage, right?
  • bdangubic 8mo ago
    Obviously I can speak only from my personal experience but just me I have 5 examples of companies that were “no AI, IP and all that” that are now full-on “every developer must use CC, Cursor…” How many conpanes today don’t have “AI strategy” and are fearing will be left behind etc? In my small circle we went from “most are not using AI” to “none are not using AI” in somewhat short period of time
  • addandsubtract 8mo ago
    This is why most businesses only have ChatGPT subscriptions. Plus their integration into existing Microsoft products and billing.
    • bdangubic 8mo ago
      Trusting Microsoft seems like a right move /s
      • ziml77 8mo ago
        Microsoft already has all their business data in the form of handing document storage and emails. Trusting another of their services to also not use that data for Microsoft's own purposes is reasonable.