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Just had a platform survey me about the #AI features I'd like to see them add. My response was loud and clear:

I need to be able to disable AI features completely. My MSAs have rules governing the use of AI. If your platform can't disable it, many companies are not going to be able to use your software and stay legally compliant.

Feature #1 should be the off switch.

Please share this loudly everywhere.

#AI
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Mikołaj Hołysz
Mikołaj Hołysz
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How do those rules define "AI features"? Does autocomplete fall under that definition? Fuzzy search? Voice recognition? Anything that involves a matrix multiplication somewhere?
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Jeffrey Hulten
Jeffrey Hulten
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@miki
The three questions I will have are:

1. Does the company indemnify against claims that copyrighted material was misused to train the model?
2. Does the product use the data I put in to improve the model? This can run into issues with HIPAA and other regulation.
3. Does the data I enter leave my machine (or in the case of a network service, my network)?

@Mikołaj Hołysz
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ck
ck
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@miki it depends on how you implement those things - some people want your fuzzy search to be your data to be entirely trained on by an LLM and just ask it, some people want fuzzy search to be an index in a lucene instance, the general way its effected wont matter as much as the data use throughout the system
@Mikołaj Hołysz
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