Running Claude locally gives you complete privacy, but Microsoft's enterprise Copilot logs everything: your prompts, responses, and the model's reasoning. Shagility questions whether those logs sit in a central database and notes that teams building shadow-IT solutions can still dodge observation.
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In a non-enterprise environment, people are using Claude, and it's a local copy effectively, right? So we have no visibility of the conversations. And there's that gold. I don't know if it's different in an enterprise. And Johnny Winter saying that the, back to our point about observability of who's doing what ages ago, but the level of observability is definitely there in Microsoft land for that kind of pattern. But the issue is they build their shadow IT outside of the platform you're observing. Could 'Cause you're in Microsoft land as well. So like if I was using Copilot or whatever the Microsoft GenAI tooling is, is it logging everything that a user asks? And is that sitting back in a massive log store that I could mine and see every interaction, every piece of text that was asked, every answer, every reasoning path that the, whatever LLM they're using used to answer that question?