ChatGPT or Claude: What Data Protection Means for Companies in Austria
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More and more companies in Austria are using AI assistants such as ChatGPT and Claude for their daily work. This raises an important question: how well is company data protected? A recent comparison shows how the two services handle this issue.
According to the report, both providers prohibit the use of data for training their AI models. However, there are differences when it comes to where data is stored. Only for OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has it been confirmed that data is stored within the European Union. For Claude from the provider Anthropic, this storage was not proven in the comparison.
The article also presents six typical use cases in companies, such as writing texts or working with internal documents. For each of these cases, the data protection questions are explained. Tables help to directly compare the two services.
For companies in Austria, it is therefore important to carefully check, before introducing an AI service, which data is processed and where it is stored. The decision depends strongly on the specific purpose of use within the company.
Sources: shattered.io
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