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Guarantees that are completely worthless, because these companies will simply pay the fine for breaking their word. There need to be second order consequences
by voakbasda 1mo ago
Guarantees that are completely worthless, because these companies will simply pay the fine for breaking their word.
There need to be second order consequences to those who delegate their responsibility to companies that behave like this. They know the contract is worthless, but then proceed to use it as defense for their own gross negligence.
- rbanffy 1mo ago> Guarantees that are completely worthless They ensure you are not liable when they misuse the information you entrusted them because you took “adequate precautions”.
- wolvoleo 1mo agoYes that's cool for a company but not when I'm the end user, because it's my data that's being misused. It's my problem and having someone to blame doesn't actually solve the problem.
- rbanffy 1mo agoMy original point was that, for many professionals, there is a strong incentive to go local with their AI models the same way you wouldn’t be able to use cloud storage without the assurance the data would be physically stored within a specific region.