Brian Maucere

Well, obviously I love AI and I do the show and stuff, but even if I wasn't, I think it's much more likely that you would try to find AI solutions that work for you in remote work and so on and so forth.

So it doesn't surprise me.

My point to it is though,

Think about how many people, you, me, any of you guys, any of us have talked to in the last three months or so, where we're now just getting on board with, hey, do you think it's okay?

This is a question I had last week.

We have Chachapiti Enterprise.

Do you think our data is being trained on?

And I said, well, look, I guess the answer is I never really know.

I'm not the one pushing the buttons.

But I can tell you that SOC 2 compliance is a serious thing.

I can tell you that I have personally not seen news stories of where some company has said, hey, hey, we use ChatGPT Enterprise, and we think somebody else was able to see our proprietary data or whatever, something we want to lock down.

I said, I can tell you that...

wow, would that be a big risk for open AI to lie about or any of the major companies?

And why would you, why would you want that kind of, you know, business suicide to say something's locked down only to be called out as a liar?

I mean, we've seen this before, but why would you, why would you want to risk that when these companies are, you know, most of them not anthropic maybe, but a lot of them are still, you know, heavy debt spending and still looking for how they're going to make that next buck.

So I said, look,

I was having a conversation with an executive.

And I was like, look, I suppose I can't sit here and tell you with full confidence.

I can tell you everything I can see, everything I've been tracking and how I do this.

And ultimately, it does have to be your decision on whether you feel confident that your company should be using a tool like this.