Well, sure, but that's the file at rest. What about the security / privacy of the data as it's fed to ChatGPT? More and more of these "ask your doc / data a question" apps are popping up. Isn't this about equivalent to putting the document on the public internet or is there some sort of sandboxing involved?
I say reasonable, because in a company growing that fast, everything is on fire all the time and security is the last thing considered.
This may be a dumb question, but how would Azure ensure GPU clean tenancy and segmentation of data in these pipelines at those prices?
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‘Microsoft in-scope cloud platforms & services Azure and Azure Government Azure DevOps Services Dynamics 365 and Dynamics 365 U.S. Government Intune Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps Microsoft Healthcare Bot Service’
Are they piggybacking on that?
There appears to be a lot of apathy/total disregard to giving users any clear clue.
It might not matter to me or this audience - we probably know the direction our data is heading - but it matters to less techie people, to ordinary employees and to civil servants and government people at the bottom and the top, who have no notion where their data is processed and who they are trusting with it.