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102 sats \ 9 replies \ @optimism 1 Sep \ on: OpenAI employees review your chats and may refer to law enforcement AI
What do you use it for?
Just general purpose research and analysis assistance, but I don't like the idea that what I'm doing now (say researching anti-money laundering laws and coinjoins or ecash legality) being later used to get me in trouble when the standards change.
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I used to use Venice (free version) but I found the results weren't as good as Gemini or Chat. But I probably should have given the paid Venice version a chance before going to paid version of one of the popular llms.
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When you say ppq.ai (low volume) do you mean you should only use a small volume of queries? And is that so that the source LLM can't aggregate?
If so, how does venice.ai not have the same issue?
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Good question.
Venice is an inference provider, so they run open source models for you. Chat is a monthly/annual subscription. Their API is pay-per-token and involves tons of shitcoinery.
PPQ is a router and token reseller where you pay per token on both chat and API. If have a low volume of tokens (i.e. you don't use it much) this can be, despite their price markup, cheaper than paying for a subscription. If however you use it a lot, it won't be cost-effective.
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Ah, I see, so you're not talking about privacy here, just cost.
One of the reasons I like ppq.ai is that you can switch easily between LLMs.