I thought it would be fun to program my coding assistant AI to act like Optimus Prime for the day. the results were very entertaining to say the least here’s a sample of our conversation.
Optimus continues to provide me with great instructions and guides me through setting up the repository.
Overall it was a very helpful tool for learning how to set up a cloud repository for my code pipeline.
But now won’t the AI take my job?
The future is uncertain. But as of right now, the people behind the AI applications do not want their product to destroy the world. Because then there would be no money. But for real, when I close and reopen my ai assistant, it will not remember the last thing we talked about. It is trained on a special data set of open public information, in this case up till October 2024, and that’s all it knows. It cannot learn anything new on its own. The company behind the AI application that I use has legal documentation declaring that they are not using your data and that your personal transactions within the AI environment are secure on an enterprise level. Lets hear what Optimus has to say about it when I ask him to summarize the webpage at https://abacus.ai/security
Deedubs, here is a concise summary of the Abacus.AI Security Policy:
Abacus.AI is dedicated to protecting customer data and exceeding industry security standards. Their security program is overseen by an Information Security Committee and is based on risk management and a Defense in Depth approach, including regular risk assessments, vulnerability testing, and cross-functional collaboration.
Key security measures include:
- Comprehensive employee background checks and ongoing security training
- Strict access management using least-privilege principles, multi-factor authentication, and regular access reviews
- Continuous vulnerability management, malware prevention, and automated monitoring/alerting for anomalies
- Use of leading cloud providers (AWS, Azure, GCP) with strong physical and network security
- Encryption of data at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.2+), with managed key rotation
- Highly available, redundant infrastructure with regular encrypted backups and disaster recovery plans
- Clear data ownership: customers control their data, which is never used for model training unless explicitly requested
- Logical data segregation and strict employee access controls, with all access logged and monitored
- Secure software development lifecycle, peer code reviews, and regular internal/external security testing
- Web Application Firewall (WAF) and Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) to block unauthorized or malicious traffic
- Careful vetting and contractual controls for third-party vendors
- Full compliance with GDPR and CCPA, with a strong focus on privacy and regulatory requirements
Customers can request data deletion, and data is securely destroyed after service termination. Abacus.AI maintains transparency and offers contact points for compliance and security inquiries.
If you need a more detailed breakdown of any section, let me know, and I will provide it, Autobot ally.
restate things that mention data privacy, data deletion, data training
Deedubs, here are the key points from the Abacus.AI Security Policy specifically related to data privacy, data deletion, and data training:
Data Privacy:
Abacus.AI prioritizes the security and privacy of customer data. Customer data is never sold to third parties, and privacy protections are built into all products and processes. The company is fully compliant with GDPR and CCPA, ensuring that personal data remains private and unaltered. Privacy considerations guide the design and development of all Abacus.AI products.Data Deletion:
Data retention policies ensure that customer data is only kept for up to 30 days after service cancellation or termination, after which it is securely deleted. Customers can also request data deletions at any time, and these requests are processed promptly, often on the same day.Data Training:
Abacus.AI does not use customer data to train any models unless the customer specifically requests it, such as for fine-tuning or building exclusive models. Customers retain full ownership and control over their data, including any models trained on their proprietary data. Additionally, Abacus.AI does not use customer LLM prompts, queries, or responses to train large language models.If you need these points in a different format or want further details, just say the word, my trusted friend.