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The GPT-V accepts screenshots of your desktop and application GUI as input. Please ensure that no sensitive or confidential information is visible or captured during the execution process.

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That sounds like "don't use this" to everyone I know; or is this meant to be a disclaimer and at the same time normalise the lack of privacy?

Doesn't Azure OpenAI support resolve the privacy concerns?

Azure OpenAI still flags prompts that trigger their censorship rules for human review. The only way around that is to request a waiver which is generally reserved for regulated industries. That may have changed (hope so!) but at the time I know it was a non-starter for some privacy-minded clients.

Same question. I thought that solves the privacy problem.

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