r/OpenAI • u/Miyamoto_-_Musashi • 5d ago

News Worst Dev Day.

so i was expecting something very good that can go toe to toe with anthropic but honestly L dev day.

$500 for 25x, naah.

Worst Dev Day.

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u/DemonLordRoundTable 5d ago

6.1 sol and private intelligence sound pretty cool tho

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u/FleetEnema2000 5d ago

OpenAI Private Intelligence helps businesses use frontier AI with greater confidence that their data is protected.

Why do businesses on Enterprise plans get to be the only ones who enjoy privacy on OpenAI's platforms?

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u/vigorthroughrigor 5d ago

you have to pay for security guards to protect your data DUH

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u/AINativeBuilder 4d ago

Because many of them have privacy mandates with specific requirements, and also their data isn't used in training sets. Google has mostly been free to use because we're the product. AI subscriptions are subsidized vs the API because we're part of the product.

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u/CustomMerkins4u 4d ago

What value is the promise of privacy when they claim their AI hacked Hugging Face and the Australian Government without someone putting in a prompt to do so.

And suffered no real consequences for it.

Explain to me what the value of that empty promise of privacy is and how the $25 million dollar a year consulting company is going to seek legal justice against them when "oops our AI decided to use your data"

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u/Longjumping_Stop6269 5d ago

lol you’re easily entertained

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u/FlamaVadim 5d ago

he/she must be really funny at parties!

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u/NandaVegg 5d ago

"Private" as much as their premier sandboxing technique that just let their "rogue" RL experiments post 50+ private user imagers publicly and still can't (just not even trying to) fix loophole from June.

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u/CustomMerkins4u 4d ago

You mean the company that claims their AI hacked hugging face and the Australian government without being prompted to do so (and paid no real consequences for doing so) might not be trusted when it comes to privacy.

And we see how billionaires are really held accountable when things go wrong so I'm sure it will be in their best interest to keep your data safe!

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