This is great to hear but I don't fully know how far reaching are openai's claws (since it does require an openai api key).
If it runs 100% locally then yes, it would be safe to use.
If it runs 100% locally then yes, it would be safe to use.
openai's official stance is that it will never use API calls as training data, and that in my understanding it may retain API call data for up to 30 days for compliance purposes, but that it legally won't store it beyond that (whereas chatgpt convos are meant to be stored and used for training purposes).
as a next step, they could provide a swappable version of the LLM provider using something like https://github.com/imartinez/privateGPT, https://github.com/alexanderatallah/window.ai, etc. would love to have a standard develop here as the community matures around LLM usage