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This is just for free use (individuals), for standard and enterprise they don't use the data. Which pretty much means if you are using it for free, they are us
by Workaccount2 1y ago
This is just for free use (individuals), for standard and enterprise they don't use the data.
Which pretty much means if you are using it for free, they are using your data.
I don't see what is alarming about this, everyone else has either the same policy or no free usage. Hell the surprising this is that they still let free users opt-out...
- thimabi 1y ago> everyone else has either the same policy or no free usage That’s not true. ChatGPT, even in the free tier, allows users to opt out of data sharing.
- joshuacc 1y agoI believe they are talking about the OpenAI API, not ChatGPT.
- aargh_aargh 1y agoThis court decision begs to differ: https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/openai-appeal-new-york-times-suit-demand-asking-not-delete-any-user-chats-2025-06-06/ https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/openai-appeal...
- thimabi 1y agoThat bears no relation to OpenAI using data for training purposes. Although the court’s decision is problematic, user data is being kept for legal purposes only, and OpenAI is not authorized to use it to train its models.
- netdur 1y agoyou must be naive to think OpenAI does not train on your data, Altman is infamous for deceiving claims.
- thimabi 1y agoI mean, using data that has been explicitly opted out of training paves the way for lawsuits and huge administrative fines in various jurisdictions. I might be naive, but I don’t think that’s something OpenAI would deliberately do.