@th0th_Q Ah, I didn’t even think of the licensing angle. Good point. It will be interesting to see the first legal case on that pop up.

@whatwhatwhatwhat Our marketing team is absolutely chomping at the bit for it. I do think there’s some safe and reasonable application of text generation, but I’m wary they know “safe” or “reasonable”. I feel like Teams would be a better option than most considering how many compliance/regulation acronyms Microsoft has collected.

I REALLY do wish they’d stop trying to install everything AI related in the Chrome Web Store though…

@adhdplantdev The risk as I understand it is compromising confidentiality. Most AI apps, including ChatGPT, use your prompts in their training sets creating a risk for a random end-user pasting confidential information into a prompt. I might be able to argue that in certain compliance/regulation requirements it could be considered an accidental disclosure and require a notice be sent out.