ChatGPT now has an option to turn off both historical logging of conversations and use of your interactions to train the model. There's still concern, but for a

ChatGPT now has an option to turn off both historical logging of conversations and use of your interactions to train the model. There's still concern, but for any company which is already using GitHub/BitBucket to host their code or Azure/GCP/AWS for their build/CI/CD servers...it's not like they're hermetically sealed in the first place. OpenAI probably hasn't gone through all the SOC2/etc/etc/etc/etc audit certification that AWS/GCP/Azure have, but if you're using those, then this decision is just a matter of degree. Plus OpenAI is clearly aware of the concerns and beginning to address them in order to expand their addressable market. For defense companies, yeah, this is a non-starter. But they often don't even have access to StackOverflow and cell signals are physically, purposefully blocked by the building construction materials. And they only recently even started using cloud computing and use a purpose-built cloud at Azure/GCP/AWS that's specifically walled off for DoD partners.