Comment by Planktonne
20 hours ago
You can read their Wikipedia page [1].
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenAI#Governance_and_legal_is...
20 hours ago
You can read their Wikipedia page [1].
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenAI#Governance_and_legal_is...
These examples aren't really similar. None of those situations involve harming and lying to their own customers.
Nonsense; the claim was that they wouldn't do anything that would mean they'd be
> risking massive lawsuits and a total loss of trust
Evidence of the massive lawsuits and lack of trust seems pretty relevant.
By "loss of trust", I meant that this is something they would risk losing a lot of users over, which isn't the case with the other lawsuits. There is a massive distinction between fighting third parties in a legal grey area and committing blatant fraud against your own users. Even if you have no regards for ethics, intentionally shipping a noop "do not train" toggle offers negligible upside for a massive downside.
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