One of the biggest drawbacks of ChatGPT is that OpenAI knows everything that its users are doing with it. Every prompt and its answer are being logged. Hackers might breach OpenAI systems and leak its data.
If you're Rockstar that's working on GTA 7 then you'll propbably want to keep all the AI written mission scripts, story ideas, concept art and other stuff like that on your own servers.
Data retention is kind of meaningless in this context since there's so many ways it is laundered/absorbed/analyzed while not technically violating whatever legalese they use this month.
Isnt this the case for a lot of web products? Hackers can hack into Adobe and steal my prototypes. They can hack into my Dropbox and steal my files. They can hack into my Asana project and steal my roadmap
I agree with you, but I do think that people are overstating the problem. It's no worse than sticking your data on the cloud, and a huge portion of companies are doing that willingly already.
If I store my files on the cloud then I can encrypt them locally and upload them already encrypted. So that the cloud provider can't read them. OpenAI, on the other hand, can read everything that I submit to ChatGPT.
There's also GDPR and similar legislation in the EU. OpenAI is based in the US and if your users are in Europe, you may end up sharing their data to a US entity. So you'd need to consider the legalities of that.
I have a growing list of use cases in the context of a SAAS app where I might want to use openai for various things. But this one could be a deal breaker with some of our customers.
If you're Rockstar that's working on GTA 7 then you'll propbably want to keep all the AI written mission scripts, story ideas, concept art and other stuff like that on your own servers.