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true but ignores handing over all your prompt traffic without any real legal protections as sama has pointed out: [1] https://californiarecorder.com/sam-altman
by coderatlarge 1y ago
true but ignores handing over all your prompt traffic without any real legal protections as sama has pointed out:
[1] https://californiarecorder.com/sam-altman-requires-ai-privilege-as-openai-clarifies-court-docket-order-to-retain-non-permanent-and-deleted-chatgpt-periods/ https://californiarecorder.com/sam-altman-requires-ai-privil...
- supermatt 1y ago> OpenAI confirmed it has been preserving deleted and non permanent person chat logs since mid-Might 2025 in response to a federal court docket order > The order, embedded under and issued on Might 13, 2025, by U.S. Justice of the Peace Decide Ona T. Wang Is this some meme where “may” is being replaced with “might”, or some word substitution gone awry? I don’t get it.
- kekebo 1y ago:)) Apparently. I don't have a better guess. Well spotted
- wkat4242 1y agoYeah noticed this too. Really weird for a professional publication
- mattmaroon 1y agoOr May in another language?
- davidron 1y agoOr non native English speaker who pronounces "may" the same as "might" and didn't realize the difference? It is maybe not coincidental that "may" and "might" mean nearly the same thing which bolsters the case for auto correct gone awry.
- beowulfey 1y agoauto correct gone awry
- SickOfItAll 1y agoClearly the author wrote the article with multiple uses of "may" and then used find/replace to change to "might" without proofreading.
- I_am_tiberius 1y agoI wouldn't be surprised if those undeleted chats or some inferred data that is based on it is part of the gpt-5 training data. Somehow I don't trust this sama guy at all.