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Businesses submitting data that may be of interest to their competitors is one concern. Assuming that a business trusts how OpenAI handles the data, more partie
by II2II 1y ago
Businesses submitting data that may be of interest to their competitors is one concern. Assuming that a business trusts how OpenAI handles the data, more parties will have access to it. That increases the probability of it being leaked. (The trust doesn't have to be intrinsic. There will be contracts in place, so those businesses can be held accountable via the courts.) Something that they should not be doing, in my opinion, but probably are: submitting confidential data of other parties. That adds another layer that may face legal repercussions if data is leaked.
On the level of individuals, "embarassment" may be more than emotional discomfort. It may lead to discrimination. Given some of the things happening in the US at present, it may lead to prosecution (or worse). It is possible that none of the repercussions will be legal, but they will happen nevertheless.