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Using LLMs at Oxide

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694 points steveklabnik | 1 comments | 07 Dec 25 01:17 UTC | HN request time: 0.001s | source
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an_ko ◴[07 Dec 25 02:01 UTC] No.46178532[source]▶
I would have expected at least some consideration of public perception, given the extremely negative opinions many people hold about LLMs being trained on stolen data. Whether it's an ethical issue or a brand hazard depends on your opinions about that, but it's definitely at least one of those currently.
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1. tolerance ◴[07 Dec 25 02:10 UTC] No.46178574[source]▶
I made the mistake of first reading this as a document intended for all in spite of it being public.

This is a technical document that is useful in illustrating how the guy who gave a talk once that I didn’t understand but was captivated by and is well-respected in his field intends to guide his company’s use of the technology so that other companies and individual programmers may learn from it too.

I don’t think the objective was to take any outright ethical stance, but to provide guidance about something ostensibly used at an employee’s discretion.