When LG does it its illegal, secret, denied, and for use in selling actual data to others. When Apple does it, it's announced along with many promises of privacy and as a feature you buy.

Yes at the end of the day it's a microphone in your home, but each has a very different stated (or unstated, in LG's case) purpose.

Probably more a reference to total file permissions.

That's 777 octal tho

> See how hard he pushed back on releasing the epstein files that contained basically nothing bad about him.

??? The redacted files contained damning evidence about him in them.

Honestly it was the first thought I had after seeing a link someone above posted to an Invision Power Board repo. I wanna point claude at it and tell it 'remake this for me in [some modern language]'.

> It'd be corporate suicide for them to be caught violating zero-data-retention commitments

Would it, though? Considering their entire business model is built on the agglomeration of data that isnt theirs.

Their business model is based on making money from LLMs. That is some mix of (a) selling API access to businesses and (b) making money from ads / referral fees / whatever from consumer usage.

The businesses API usage will disappear overnight if OpenAI doesn't honor its contracts with businesses.

> If the answer is no, then this seems fair game

Wildly disagree. "Training data" should not imply 'we can look at exactly what you are doing and then do it quicker and get the flowers for it', even if the terms allow for it.

Yes, they also have ramjet turbines which generate electricity from the movement of the plane on a backup circuit.

"The Pattern", "The Evidence", "The Inflection Point".

Claude.

Applaud the Claude. Applaud it. Surely you ain't mis-Anthropic?

I have only ever had nightmarish experiences dealing with ASUS products being DOA or broken. They might make good tech that is good when it works, but genuinely half of the things I've bought from asus (>10) have had issues and their support is genuinely the single worst support I have dealt with across any product domain.