Byte jump clarifies the use of OpenAI services: for experimental projects only during initial exploration

CTOnews.com, December 17, recently, foreign media reported that byte jump is using OpenAI technology to develop its own large language model, in violation of the OpenAI terms of service.

In response, the person in charge of the byte jump responded that the company stressed the need to abide by its terms of use when using OpenAI-related services. We are also contacting OpenAI to clarify any misunderstandings that may be caused by external reports.

Introduction to CTOnews.com byte jump using OpenAI service:

1. At the beginning of this year, when the technical team first began to explore large models, some engineers applied GPT's API service to the experimental project research of smaller models. The model is only for testing, is not planned to go online, and has never been used for external use. This practice has been stopped since the company introduced GPT API invocation specification checks in April.

2. As early as April this year, the byte large model team made a clear internal requirement that the data generated by the GPT model should not be added to the training data set of the byte large model, and train the engineer team to abide by the terms of service when using GPT.

In March and September, another round of inspections was conducted within the company, and measures were taken to further ensure that the API calls to GPT met the requirements of the specification. For example, the similarity between the training data of the batch sampling model and GPT is avoided, which avoids the private use of GPT by data tagging personnel.

4. In the next few days, we will conduct another comprehensive inspection to ensure that the terms of use of the relevant services are strictly observed.