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Re:Notion's Midlife Crisis by n_ary on Sunday September 29, 2024 @01:31AM (#41685161)
For me, it seems that most of the notion users in my circle(very small one) are non-technical people. Even if your AI vomits some other user’s private data, it’ll be considered a glitch and will be forgiven because non-technical users does not panic or gets flame-baited because these are irrelevant to them.

That being said, I appreciate that you understand the risk, and want to believe that the people on the helm of the AI feature and people on the leadership also share your opinion.

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Re:Notion's Midlife Crisis by theshackleford on Sunday September 29, 2024 @08:38AM (#41686914)
> it seems that most of the notion users in my circle(very small one) are non-technical people.

All the users in my circle are the opposite, they are all technical individuals. Largely developers for whatever reason.

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Re:Notion's Midlife Crisis by jitl on Sunday September 29, 2024 @03:08PM (#41689600)
On the contrary if Notion were to regurgitate one company’s business development strategy notes to another company, that would be much worse than a technical documentation leak! In my experience non-technical data usually much more important to users than technical data, non-technical users are much less understanding, and our community keeps very close eye out for bugs, leaks, changes in privacy policy, etc.
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