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I do trust Anthropic, i haven't observed them doing super shady stuff like hiding the training consent page and making you WAIT for it to activate.
by innocent_name 7d ago
I do trust Anthropic, i haven't observed them doing super shady stuff like hiding the training consent page and making you WAIT for it to activate.
- Insanity 7d agoYou really shouldn't trust any company. Their goal is maximizing profit and that is (usually) not aligned with "doing what's right". Not in the long-term at least.
- skinfaxi 7d agoWe really need a new Hanlon's razor for companies. Assume malice over ignorance because groups behave differently than individuals.
- dpz 7d agoI mean weren't everyones privately shared chats Google searchable?
- innocent_name 7d agoUser doesn't understand how public links indexing works.
- faangguyindia 7d agoYou mean the company which trained on others books, won't train on its own user generated data?
- innocent_name 7d agoAFAIK, the court held that the problem was that they had acquired books by pirating them, not that they trained an AI on those books. They do train on user generated data by default, but you can opt out, that's the whole point.
- innocent_name 7d agoLet's not down vote a factually correct comment that makes you emotionally disagree with me. I'm very concerned in regards to my privacy, I've studied ToS of: Openrouter, Anthropic, Anthropic business, opencode Go etc. I've double checked my understandings by GDPR exporting all my data. Anthropic sub listed a generic "logged in from Linux", "UA", "timestamp", "Country". That's it. I want to discuss actual facts, observations and not your shallow social signaling replies of 0 value.