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Given the recent OpenAI saga with the Navier–Stokes problem, I thought it would be a good time to show my latest project.
The site pulls policies from 200+ websites, keeps track of them and compares them to any changes. I then grade the companies (A-F + Unclear) and I have emailed all of the companies that have been graded D or below.
Where applicable, such as with OpenAI, I've provided instructions on how users can opt-out of their data being used for training.
Findings of note so far:
- 80 tools train on you by default. 55 don't let you opt-in and four do, but you have to pay. - 106 tools don't say if they do or don't train on your data/usage. - Only 36 (16%) say that they do not train on your data. - One company, FastMail, made a change to their policy based on my feedback/grading.
If you have any feedback, suggestions or concerns please let me know! I'm trying to improve this as and when I can. Also let me know if you have a specific app/tool in mind you'd like for me to grade/track.
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