Honest question:
Do these systems not share data with the AI servers? Or are they all local (on-site, not on-computer)?
I am totally baffled by the trust people put on these systems, sharing with them the most obviously private data.
Do these systems not share data with the AI servers? Or are they all local (on-site, not on-computer)?
I am totally baffled by the trust people put on these systems, sharing with them the most obviously private data.
- we promise not to share PII (defined as narrowly as possible)
- we promise not to share payment information except with our payment system
- if you pay us, we promise not to train LLMs on your data
- you agree that everything else can be used for any business purpose, including marketing, intelligence gathering, and "sharing with our 1735 trusted partners".
The average person doesn't care about online privacy.
https://www.pewresearch.org/internet/2019/11/15/americans-an...
To me, that says the average person doesn’t care enough (they care, just not enough) to do anything about it.
They might care enough to spend 5 seconds signing a petition, but not enough to spend 5 minutes installing an ad blocker, and definitely not enough to spend 5 hours doing anything more extreme like de-googling their life.