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There's something to this argument. I for one use an API proxy (Kagi Assistant) when I'm submitting anything remotely sensitive to an LLM. But for coding in my
by dsign 29d ago
There's something to this argument. I for one use an API proxy (Kagi Assistant) when I'm submitting anything remotely sensitive to an LLM. But for coding in my hobby project, I have marked "use my conversations for training" in the Claude app. I do it in the off chance that one day we will use stupid amounts of compute for personalized medicine and to fight cancer; code for scientific and technical computing is really complicated and only a tiny fraction of humans can produce it.
- munksbeer 28d agoIf I understand your comment correctly (and highly likely I missed something), I am very similar. Using stuff at work the AI team tries their best to ensure we don't leak our internal data or code. But for my personal use, I'm totally fine with helping train the models. I'll be called naive, but I'm on the optimist side of the fence here. I hope, and expect, AI actually frees us up and delivers much improved lives for everyone. I know this goes against the current zeitgeist, but it is genuinely what I think will happen rather than the dystopia most people predict.