Snap uses ChatGPT for their new chat feature
When a company like Snap uses ChatGPT for a consumer application that touches millions of users, doesn’t this come with data privacy and security issues. At AWS, we keep telling customers that they cannot use ChatGPT because of these concerns. But, you hear more and more companies embracing GPT4 and ChatGPT for B2C and B2B applications on massive scale. What’s the catch here. AWS’ claim that we are the only secure and reliable vendor to do generative AI feels nonsensical to me. Prove me wrong. TC: 425
I thought prompts that came through the API weren't included in the training.
Because of the unknown. This can be awesome at the same time blow up in the face. It’s a risk some companies are willing to take and some aren’t.
The snap bot told me it isn’t using gpt4
Uses ChatGPT. Check news
It lied to me
This is a very stupid statement. Do you even understand the difference between using fine-tuned GPT models vs using ChatGPT?
Most people don’t 😁
Oversimplified explaination: Think of GPT models as a program that can be run offline and has no Internet access. Each company (Snap, Microsoft, OpenAI, etc) take the same original GPT model, then train it with their own proprietary data to teach it different knowledge, then publish them as separate models that know nothing about each other. ChatGPT is OpenAI’s fine tuned model BingAI is Microsoft’s fine tuned model MyAI is Snap’s fine tuned model. So on so forth Understand?
Fine tuned on what. Snap shouldn’t be collecting user’s data and using it for fine tuning.
Snap doesn't use ChatGPT but have their flavor built on top of GPT. There is no integration with Open AI.
You are right. We come up with some dumb reasons why customers should not use ChatGPT and GPT-4.