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>>jnord+(OP)
Earlier this year I thought that rare proprietary knowledge and IP was a safe haven from AI, since LLMs can only scrub public data.

Then it dawned on me how many companies are deeply integrating Copilot into their everyday workflows. It's the perfect Trojan Horse.

>>Oarch+65
Ironically (for you), copilot is the one provider that is doing a good job of provably NOT training on user data. The rest are not up to speed on that compliance angle, so many companies ban them (of course, people still use them).

>>phendr+ne
Do you have a source for this?

There are claims all through this thread that “AI companies” are probably doing bad things with enterprise customer data but nobody has provided a single source for the claim.

This has been a theme on HN. There was a thread a few weeks back where someone confidently claimed up and down the thread that Gemini’s terms of service allowed them to train on your company’s customer data, even though 30 seconds of searching leads to the exact docs that say otherwise. There is a lot of hearsay being spread as fact, but nobody actually linking to ToS or citing sections they’re talking about.