> ChatGPT offers a “memory” personalization setting ... OpenAI are at pains to point out that this function can be turned off at any time, and that individual m

> ChatGPT offers a “memory” personalization setting ... OpenAI are at pains to point out that this function can be turned off at any time, and that individual memories can be deleted Uh… Isn't it just irrelevant (to the point of such remarks being actually misleading) anymore? AFAIK, it's been a couple of months already since OpenAI began storing all your conversations (because of that court order), whether you "delete" them or not, so while you can technically disable "memory" setting, it only means it won't be able to use your past responses to help you. But it surely would help anybody with, let's say, elevated access. Granted, the threat model in the post assumes that the author is only worried about what the user of the account can learn about other users of the account, and that he trusts OpenAI itself. But why would OpenAI be "at pains to point out that this function can be turned off" then?