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iacolippo t1_j95ffj7 wrote

If you use the OpenAI models inside langchain, then yes.

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tooquickforwords t1_j97lef7 wrote

If you use the Azure version, the data does not get used elsewhere. It has the same enterprise guarantees as most of Azure.

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tdls_to t1_j95pqh9 wrote

according to open AI TOS you can send them an email to opt out of them using your prompts for model training because the right to the "content" you send to their API is perpetually yours. they also license the outputs to you to use as see fit (since you're paying them to use the service). so, on paper, you can use it for "serious" purposes without an issue. that said, the legal aspects of this whole thing is still work in progress and I strongly suggest you discuss the implications with your internal legal team before sending any sensitive company info

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westeast1000 OP t1_j95j8by wrote

I see. So i guess its unusable for any serious use cases in companies due to regulations and policies. Thanks for the response I thought i was missing something because I never see people question this

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rshah4 t1_j974uys wrote

I believe going through azure to access the openai models, Microsoft has said they would delete data after 30 days. You could also consider using open source models like Flan-T5, but that means you need to host/setup the model.

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machineko t1_j9dgblo wrote

You can use langchain with open source models like Flan-T5 or GPT-J as well. Just need to deploy them as an API endpoint and point to it.

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