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If you have an enterprise contract with them, the legal protections for the consumer is much higher… is what I’ve been told anyway
by gitgud 14d ago
If you have an enterprise contract with them, the legal protections for the consumer is much higher… is what I’ve been told anyway
- olejorgenb 14d agoNot sure what you are saying exactly, but > the legal protections for the consumer is much higher You know you give away the right to file class action law suits against Anthropic when you accept their Terms Of Use, right? (at least the Americans ones)
- stingraycharles 13d agoIs that the case with enterprise contracts as well? Can’t imagine any decent procurement / legal team accepting this.
- 20k 14d agoIt isn't, in both cases you're protected by exactly the same legal system
- gitgud 13d agoSame legal system, but an OpenAI enterprise contract is not the same as a ChatGPT pro subscription... The terms of service agreement would be quite different
- zamadatix 13d agoIt's also the same planet but finding a commonality somewhere in the chain is not the same thing as finding a lack of difference in the matter.
- autoexec 14d agoIf you have an enterprise contract with them you're still unlikely to ever know that you've been lied to unless some whistleblower at the AI company comes forward and even if you do somehow find out, it's too late. Once they have your data and have trained on it there's no taking it back. At most they'll pay out some tiny settlement that's a fraction of how much money they make in a week and they'll continue to profit from your data forever.