Leading generative AI startup Anthropic has declared that it will not use its clients’ data to train its Large Language Model (LLM), and that it will step in to defend users facing copyright claims. Anthropic, founded by former researchers from OpenAI, updated its commercial Terms of Service to spell out its ideals and intentions. By carving out the private data of its own customers, Anthropic is solidly differentiating itself from rivals like OpenAI, Amazon and Meta, which do leverage user content to improve their systems. Users’ Data: LLMs' Vital FoodLarge Language Models (LLMs) like GPT-4, LlaMa or Anthropic's Claude are advanced AI systems that understand and generate human language by being trained on extensive text data. And this is why users’ data is so valuable in training LLMs.

Source: The Nation January 06, 2024 07:00 UTC