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> Why could a court favor the interest of the New York Times in a vague accusation versus the interest and right of hundred millions people? It simply didn't.
by cactusplant7374 1y ago
> Why could a court favor the interest of the New York Times in a vague accusation versus the interest and right of hundred millions people?
It simply didn't. ChatGPT hasn't deleted any user data.
> "OpenAI did not 'destroy' any data, and certainly did not delete any data in response to litigation events," OpenAI argued. "The Order appears to have incorrectly assumed the contrary."
It's a bit of a stretch to think a big tech company like ChatGPT is deleting users' data.
- blackqueeriroh 1y agoThis is incorrect. As someone who has had the opportunity to work in several highly=regulated industries, companies do not want to hold onto extra data about you that they don’t have to unless their business is selling that data. OpenAI already has a business, and not one they want to violate by having a massive amount of customer data stolen if they get hacked.
- cactusplant7374 1y agoThe article and OpenAI themselves contradict you. Do you work at OpenAI?
- bigyabai 1y agoChatGPT is not SOC2 compliant. They are not being regulated or audited by anyone that could prove your point.