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I think it's more about being against the principle of piping potentially sensitive data to any third party. True, OpenAI doesn't have any real motivation to r

I think it's more about being against the principle of piping potentially sensitive data to any third party. True, OpenAI doesn't have any real motivation to randomly pluck your data and decide to do something horrible to you with it... but they could. More importantly, circumstances can and will change as time goes on. If your logs change hands as part of a buyout or cyberattack, you'll have no recourse.

dragonwriter 3y ago
> OpenAI doesn’t have any real motivation to randomly pluck your data and decide to do something horrible to you with it They do have a motivation to use it for training, which could result in it being externally exposed to third parties, who might, OTOH, have the motivation when encountering it to do something horrible to you with it.