They ask the user to provide their own OpenAI API key. Is that wise? I am not a paid subscriber to OpenAI, so I haven’t experienced how it works, but handing over one’s key… won’t that become risky at some point?
The code is open source. You can download and run it yourself, using your private API key. The statement about giving them your API key is confusing, since that’s not actually how it works.
No, you can download the wrapper code, and interface your copy of the wrapper code with GPT4 using your private API key. Meaning you don’t give your API key to anyone else, and you can modify that wrapper code however you see fit.
They ask the user to provide their own OpenAI API key. Is that wise? I am not a paid subscriber to OpenAI, so I haven’t experienced how it works, but handing over one’s key… won’t that become risky at some point?
it’s risky now. audit code before running it.
The code is open source. You can download and run it yourself, using your private API key. The statement about giving them your API key is confusing, since that’s not actually how it works.
You can download the model? You mean they’re not using GPT4 in the background?
No, you can download the wrapper code, and interface your copy of the wrapper code with GPT4 using your private API key. Meaning you don’t give your API key to anyone else, and you can modify that wrapper code however you see fit.