Mastering AI Adoption with Clive Moore

And I want to take a step back because you talked about in the opener about AI adoption and the fear that people have.

You talk about data.

So one of the objections I get when I talk to the naysayers, the laggards around AI is, well, Chris, once you put your stuff in AI, everybody has access to it.

So tell me, is that true? Is that not true? Is there a way to avoid that being true? Just walk me through what you know about that.

Um, well, it is not true.

Not everybody gets access to it.

But there is there are some components that you should be aware of for sure.

So if you are using like a free version of chat GPT, for example.

your data is being used for training and for making the models better and for things like that.

Because the whole, the old adage in marketing, if you're not paying for the product, you are the product.

It just is triple that as far as AI goes, right? And so there was actually a case in the States where there was a defendant was using was using the free version of ChatGPT to get some feedback on their case.

And so when the court found out, they basically rendered the fact that that was open and admissible in court, that there was no legal protection for them.

There's no client attorney privilege because they weren't using a pro level with data or security turned on.

Right.

And so, I mean, just as a human, you need to protect yourself from those things as well.

And paying for the service, and you can go into the settings on any of the paid platforms, GPT, OpenAI's GPT and Cloud, and you can turn off Use My Data for Training.

Now, that doesn't mean that your information isn't going there to being processed and it is still being processed on their server.

You need to either get like an enterprise license, which they delete your data after 30 days.

Or there is there is a different license that you pay more for that they don't even store your data for.

Yeah.

Yeah, and so those are the licenses that we use for our product, GPT Studio.

Beautiful.

Yeah, and that's a great explanation because, again, I think for people that are novices and still trying to figure this out, just how you explain that's perfect just so they know what they're getting into.

And I want to take a step back because you talked about in the opener about AI adoption and the fear that people have.

You talk about data.

So one of the objections I get when I talk to the naysayers, the laggards around AI is, well, Chris, once you put your stuff in AI, everybody has access to it.

So tell me, is that true? Is that not true? Is there a way to avoid that being true? Just walk me through what you know about that.

Um, well, it is not true.

Not everybody gets access to it.

But there is there are some components that you should be aware of for sure.

So if you are using like a free version of chat GPT, for example.

your data is being used for training and for making the models better and for things like that.

Because the whole, the old adage in marketing, if you're not paying for the product, you are the product.

It just is triple that as far as AI goes, right? And so there was actually a case in the States where there was a defendant was using was using the free version of ChatGPT to get some feedback on their case.

And so when the court found out, they basically rendered the fact that that was open and admissible in court, that there was no legal protection for them.

There's no client attorney privilege because they weren't using a pro level with data or security turned on.

Right.

And so, I mean, just as a human, you need to protect yourself from those things as well.

And paying for the service, and you can go into the settings on any of the paid platforms, GPT, OpenAI's GPT and Cloud, and you can turn off Use My Data for Training.

Now, that doesn't mean that your information isn't going there to being processed and it is still being processed on their server.

You need to either get like an enterprise license, which they delete your data after 30 days.

Or there is there is a different license that you pay more for that they don't even store your data for.

Yeah.

Yeah, and so those are the licenses that we use for our product, GPT Studio.

Beautiful.

Yeah, and that's a great explanation because, again, I think for people that are novices and still trying to figure this out, just how you explain that's perfect just so they know what they're getting into.