alt Hacker NewsSure if you use remote AI services, but any companies working on niche markets where they want to protect their IP, or they simply work with sensitive stuff, will rely on local AI instead.
Sure if you use remote AI services, but any companies working on niche markets where they want to protect their IP, or they simply work with sensitive stuff, will rely on local AI instead.
There’s no company that has “no sensitive stuff”, from HR to financials to customer data to board presentations to engineering IP and they all, without exception , entrust their data to cloud services for at least a decade now. Even governments do that, although they sometimes use special regions.
So I don’t think AI will be much different.