• FlashMobOfOne@lemmy.world
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    3 days ago

    Yup. Meta’s own engineers leaked info on the dangers.

    Don’t share anything sensitive with AI ever. You should have zero expectation of privacy for anything you enter into a prompt.

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      That is what self hosting is for.

      Yes, it’s slow, yes hardware is expensive. But you have total freedom and privacy.

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      I thought I remember seeing some shit about Muse being secure during the demo and locked down and stuff. I also remember people mocking it because there’s no reason to expect Meta to EVER respect your privacy.

      Glad to know there’s people IN Meta that are doing this.

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    – You share when you share, yes.
    – But I said that only to (pathetically enormous list of recipients).
    – What is known to 2 persons is known to pig.

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    AI hole perfect place for business data. Totally secret! (Rest of pelican copy pasta)