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GitHub Copilot definitely showed my some internal chats about a solution how to solve some problem inside a function. I was creeped out, but continued working.
by BonoboIO 4y ago
GitHub Copilot definitely showed my some internal chats about a solution how to solve some problem inside a function.
I was creeped out, but continued working.
I think this is plausible.
- programmarchy 4y agoInternal chats like in a PR review?
- BonoboIO 4y agoI dont think so.
- hwbehrens 4y agoI have, on multiple occasions, been given suggestions by Copilot that were sufficient to de-anonymize the authors of those suggestions. I suppose it's slightly different since (I presume) they published their identity in public code, but it was still a strange to experience.
- jabroni_salad 4y agoI get somebody else's email address or twitter handle suggested every time I type my personal credit into a file. There really ought to be a guardrail for obvious PII.
- est 4y agoI think this amazon "leak" has more to do with Copilot than ChatGPT. Copilot was based on OpenAI Codex which is the twin of ChatGPT, both of them are based on text-vavinci-003. ChatGPT claims its corpus was freezed as of 2021-09. People sometimes paste stuff into their editors. Copilot learns it.
- flir 4y ago> People sometimes paste stuff into their editors. Copilot learns it. You know, suddenly I'm very nervous about my habit of using a comment as a scratch space when I'm talking on the phone. Or pasting data into my IDE to tidy it up a bit. (Edit: hah. I just got it to spit out the full address of a serviced office near me with several tech companies in it. It really likes serviced offices for some reason - that's three it's given me now).