Microsoft plans to sell Private ChatGPT: No more information leak
A private ChatGPT version might be on the way, here is everything we know so far.
Modern world develops around dijital world and this leads to more concerns regarding security and all. Data privacy and security concerns have also grown in importance as artificial intelligence technology gains traction across a variety of sectors. For this, Microsoft recently announced that it plans to launch a private version of ChatGPT, an AI language model developed by OpenAI.
Microsoft to sell private ChatGPT
According to reports, Microsoft's primary objective with this move is to reassure customers that the ChatGPT main system will not receive their confidential information. ChatGPT has shown some security and privacy problems when it was revealed that user information was leaked through the chatbox. This private version of ChatGPT will run on isolated, dedicated servers. There, copies of the AI software will be trained using cutting-edge privacy protection techniques to keep data from getting out.
Microsoft wants to get started first and hopes that enterprise customers will use its ChatGPT service, which is supported by Azure, rather than allowing OpenAI to collaborate with competitors in the cloud service industry. ChatGPT has always created some concerns ever since it was launched and it looks like the problems will continue for a while too.
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