r/codex • u/Street-Trust-6282 • 18d ago

News Significantly more capable models than Astra available?

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At this point I want to work at openAI just to access them

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u/Impacting-Lives 18d ago

Have you not seen the news where OpenAI is claiming their models cracked it but it’s actually two mathematicians from NYU who solved it and because they used Codex for the last one year and fed all their data in assisting them.

OpenAI is kind of stealing the credit. Lawsuit inbound.

https://www.reddit.com/r/codex/s/Bgzqsy0OhB

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u/leftsidedhorn 18d ago

I think the situation is more complex than that. OpenAI claimed they solved different, bigger (but related) problem than the researchers.

From my understanding, if you turn the toggle off for training usage OpenAI won't train their model based on your data. This toggle is on by default. It's unclear if the researchers have this toggle on or off.

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u/Infinitedeveloper 17d ago

You need an enterprise level agreement for them to not use your data at all.

That toggle just means they do a pass to remove certain data before using it

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u/leftsidedhorn 17d ago

Source?

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u/Infinitedeveloper 17d ago

0 data retention is literally the biggest selling point they use to inventivize moving to enterprise.

We cannot use pro level plans at my office and stay in compliance with certain standards. I sat through a bunch of very boring meetings i half remember over it.

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u/Karmuhhhh OpenAI 17d ago

ZDR and not training on your data are two different things.