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by pietz 2mo ago
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- mattmaroon 2mo agoI assume that of all of them as a basic security precaution.
- Sevii 2mo agoI assume that all labs are training on any data they can get their hands on.
- bean469 2mo agoI would also assume the same for non-Chinese as well
- TurdF3rguson 2mo agoThe nightmare for Anthropic to be caught doing that combined with the temptation of their staff to virtue-signal by blowing the whistle... I trust them to act in their own interest if nothing else.
- vb-8448 2mo agoAnd what if they use your data tò generate syntethic data to train on?
- TurdF3rguson 2mo agoThat would be just as bad.
- knollimar 2mo agoAren't they on the "we, the safe AI, must win at any cost" justifiers? What's a little contract violation if the fate of humanity is at stake?
- villish 2mo agoNot for Enterprise. You can safely assume the trillion dollar companies would ban GPT/Claude from being used in house if that was a concern.
- shunia_huang 2mo agoOr think it the other way, what if both A and O actually train with these data, then the enterprises found it(or maybe never), what's the other options? I'm not trusting these LLM companies because a. their model live with human generated data even if they claim to generate data with their own model, it's just nit human data, b. this is business not charity, eventually they live with customers' data, no exception
- villish 2mo agoWe're talking about a dozen companies with trillion dollar market caps in the US that would each point their army of lawyers at OpenAI/Anthropic. Neither would survive that litigation. That risk far outweighs any potential gains in training data. Just not worth it.
- walrus01 2mo agoI would assume at this point that any SaaS product, LLM or not, where the data doesn't reside on your servers on your premises (or your own colo) is training on the entire corpus of your data, whether they'll admit to it or not.
- smcleod 2mo agoAnd American providers, not sure if it's still the case but OpenAI were doing this.
- ingvay7 2mo ago[flagged]
- SilverSlash 2mo agoYes, but open weights means you don't have to use their cloud providers. Someone in the US can host the model on their own infra.