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320 points mfiguiere | 1 comments | 20 May 25 18:20 UTC | HN request time: 0.356s | source
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ir77 ◴[20 May 25 21:06 UTC] No.44045922[source]▶
people here keep saying that this is targeted at big companies/corporations. the big company that i work for explicitly block uploads of data to these services and we're forbidden to put anything company related in there for many reasons, even if you use your own account, we don't have 'company accounts'.

so no, i can't see companies getting all excited about buying $250mo/user licenses for their employees for google or chatgpt to suck in their proprietary data.

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Havoc ◴[21 May 25 00:49 UTC] No.44047323[source]▶
There are enterprise offerings that solve that. Guarantees that the data won’t be trained on etc.

I’m at a major financial company and we’ve had access to ChatGPT for over a year along with explicit approval to upload anything while it’s in enterprise mode

It’s a solved problem - technical, regulatory, legal.

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1. throwaway2037 ◴[21 May 25 04:23 UTC] No.44048253[source]▶
We have the same for GitLab Duo. Again, I work for a "global mega-corp" who would never want to leak their internal data. Do you know if your ChatGPT runs on-prem? I wondered that about our GitLab Duo access.