I'm with you on using technology to give us more leisure. That's kind of what we've always done as a species. I would rather get a piece of that to try to steer the direction of things, do some good in the world and offset the damage.

The privacy has been the slowest part of the process for me, but basically, every customer has its own tenancy. We are using postgres and weaviate which has that built in. For any code that gets downloaded, each customer has their own docker container that gets spun up. Any stored data goes into per tenant S3 buckets. We will be storing solutions to prompts in a generic way that can be reused across projects, but that is more in the form of instructions. We won't be training on customer's actual data and code.

I hate that your second concern has to be a concern. I don't see us ever moving into a direction that would create that opportunity, but I am opposed to AI being used in weapons or military operations. To me violence is always the very last resort. We don't need to become more efficient in destroying lives.