>> The only way Microsoft or OpenAI would know this would be to spy on chatbot sessions. I’m sure the terms of service—if I bothered to read them—gives them tha

>> The only way Microsoft or OpenAI would know this would be to spy on chatbot sessions. I’m sure the terms of service—if I bothered to read them—gives them that permission. And of course it’s no surprise that Microsoft and OpenAI (and, presumably, everyone else) are spying on our usage of AI, but this confirms it. What? The chatbot is not your therapist. The chatbot is Microsoft. They are the same entity. Everything shared with the chatbot is shared with microsoft, just as every google search is shared with google. Related legal determination re chatbots: https://www.washingtonpost.com/travel/2024/02/18/air-canada-airline-chatbot-ruling/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/travel/2024/02/18/air-canada-...