Apr 5 • General discussion
If you can't control how AI is trained, why would it follow your rules?
Someone challenged me with this: It made me realise I haven't explained clearly enough what OYTA is NOT. It's not a system prompt. It's not trying to override training.I thought i need to update the home page: "You don't control your employer's policies. You still have your employment rights. This is that, for AI." I wish there would be more time to think about this... hope everyone is doing something exciting on their projects! If you are, and you think, this could shape my thinking about OYTA, please share. Anything goes!
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If you can't control how AI is trained, why would it follow your rules?
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