yeah, but engine/car analogy breaks down when it turns out all of the automotive engineering and customer driving data is fed to the engine so they can decide at any point to make your car or your car but better
> To be a bit hyperbolic, this is like saying all SaaS companies are just "compute wrappers", and are dead because AWS and GCP can see all their data and do all the same things.
isn't "we don't train on your data" one of - if not the - the primary enterprise guarantee one pays for when rolling out LLMs for engineers? i don't see a cloud analogy for that
> To be a bit hyperbolic, this is like saying all SaaS companies are just "compute wrappers", and are dead because AWS and GCP can see all their data and do all the same things.
isn't "we don't train on your data" one of - if not the - the primary enterprise guarantee one pays for when rolling out LLMs for engineers? i don't see a cloud analogy for that