To those concerned about #slack now using your chats, including trade secrets, NDA stuff, etc., to train their #llm: #WTF did you expect using a third party with full content access to discuss those things? That they'd be gentlemen and not read your mail? That they somehow wouldn't try to find a way to monetize that juicy data? I am flabbergasted that people working for corporations just as immoral could have been that naive...
@lpwaterhouse many startups use discord for the same reason as corporates use slack
tencent has a share in discord inc. and thus an access to all the data
everybody running a startup knows that
nobody cares
idk, maybe that's applicable for startups only
@bpavuk Judging by my timeline a lot of people seem to care now; I am confused as to how they either a) didn't see it coming at all (read: naive in face of overwhelming prior examples) or b) managed to actively "not care" until it was "too late" (Hint: It was "too late" the second you put data in, not when you learned that they are using it). "a)" I can imagine, like a character in a bad novel, though it's a tall order; "b)" on the other hand... My brain does not work like that. At all. Of course there is always c) The people now clamoring are not ones that did, in fact, choose (they might have still been forced to) to use slack in the first place, but are merely expressing their indignation by stylistically putting themselves in that position to increase emotional involvement. Those are... vacuous...
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