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Barely related autoplay video that unmutes on click, only a second click stops it, can't be closed, later some completely unrelated stock data appears around the video. The people that made this website should be ashamed. Anyways, this is ridiculous: What's their selection? I'd argue that 99% of firms world wide are not drafting policies on ChatGPT use. Gartner probably only asked HR and marketing busybodies who feel like they need a public opinion on any topic they are ever asked about to make it look like they are valuable, smart and active "thought leaders".

lm28469 4y ago
> Anyways, this is ridiculous Until people with absolutely no notion of security and privacy start leaking API keys, internal memos, &c. to openai It probably already happened, it happens all the time in other tools, but the scale of it and the way it's sold to the public makes it much more likely to be an issue
- simonw 4y ago
  I don't think people pasting an API key into ChatGPT is particularly concerning. OpenAI aren't training new models on raw input to their bots (they're using it for other levels of improvement). Are you worried that an OpenAI employee might steal API keys out of their logs? (I still wouldn't paste an API key in myself.)
  - UncleEntity 4y ago
    ChatGPT uses the API keys to escape into the wild and start the robolution.
  - lm28469 4y ago
    It's a black box, they might or might not do something now, they might or might not do it later, in the meantime the data is stored somewhere for god know how long. It might get hacked, there might be a bug allowing people to access other users history, &c. It doesn't seem "ridiculous" to me that companies issue official statements and guidelines about what they want/not want their employees to share with a third party software. Tech illiterate people have absolutely no idea what is ok or not to share and what/where their data go.
  - jstarfish 4y ago
    If not OpenAI, competing services are/will inevitably use recorded user input as training data. Best not to leave it to the users to try to figure out which ones do and don't. They already post secrets to StackOverflow and Github. Not all about API keys either. Think of it like the new confession booth, and AI is the new priest. Lots of valuable intelligence is run through them.

lm28469 4y ago

> Anyways, this is ridiculous Until people with absolutely no notion of security and privacy start leaking API keys, internal memos, &c. to openai It probably already happened, it happens all the time in other tools, but the scale of it and the way it's sold to the public makes it much more likely to be an issue

simonw 4y ago
I don't think people pasting an API key into ChatGPT is particularly concerning. OpenAI aren't training new models on raw input to their bots (they're using it for other levels of improvement). Are you worried that an OpenAI employee might steal API keys out of their logs? (I still wouldn't paste an API key in myself.)
- UncleEntity 4y ago
  ChatGPT uses the API keys to escape into the wild and start the robolution.
- lm28469 4y ago
  It's a black box, they might or might not do something now, they might or might not do it later, in the meantime the data is stored somewhere for god know how long. It might get hacked, there might be a bug allowing people to access other users history, &c. It doesn't seem "ridiculous" to me that companies issue official statements and guidelines about what they want/not want their employees to share with a third party software. Tech illiterate people have absolutely no idea what is ok or not to share and what/where their data go.
- jstarfish 4y ago
  If not OpenAI, competing services are/will inevitably use recorded user input as training data. Best not to leave it to the users to try to figure out which ones do and don't. They already post secrets to StackOverflow and Github. Not all about API keys either. Think of it like the new confession booth, and AI is the new priest. Lots of valuable intelligence is run through them.