HanaBothWays t1_jbjbc44 wrote
Reply to comment by habichuelacondulce in The hedge fund that just posted the best return in history is negotiating a company-wide ChatGPT license by habichuelacondulce
No I mean if you were a financial company you would not even want to let it inside your internal network at all, no matter what you did or didn’t use it for, unless it was a version made to keep your confidential/regulated data safe.
Right now ChatGPT is not allowed on government agency networks, for example, for any reason because it might pick up on sensitive but unclassified (SBU) data in those network environments.
thecookie93 t1_jbkzru6 wrote
Yeah, I don't think they would let it touch their systems. They just buy the license and run it on an off-site server where it can do it's thing to write targeted blog posts and "news" articles.
HanaBothWays t1_jbl07ni wrote
Something like that. They just shouldn’t let it near the financial and transaction records or correspondence.
stuffitystuff t1_jbkh5m6 wrote
They can afford to get a copy of the model and run it on their own systems, though. Just like Microsoft.
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