Many companies excited about the possibilities of generative artificial intelligence forget one key aspect: where the data entered into the chat window goes?
Problem of "Training" Models
Most free, publicly available AI tools offered by global cloud operators reserve the right in their terms of service to use user conversations to "improve service quality." In practice, this means training future versions of the models on your data.
⭐ Example: If you paste a fragment of a contract with a confidentiality clause (NDA) or customer personal data into the chat, this information is sent to servers outside the European Economic Area (most often to the USA) and may become part of the model's knowledge.
What Does GDPR Say?
Under GDPR, the data administrator must know where the data is processed and who has access to it. Using public language models without a signed data processing agreement (DPA) is risky under Polish law and may result in fines from the supervisory authority.
Solution: Private Instances
An alternative for companies are solutions like ⭐ Private Model aikeep.io, which operate on local, isolated servers or in a private cloud. In this model, the service provider does not have the right to use customer data to train its models, and the data remains under your full control.
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