3 ms·
> AI companies already store all prompts and responses for future training. They claim to only do this when you agree to this in your personal settings. Though
by bonoboTP 2mo ago
> AI companies already store all prompts and responses for future training.
They claim to only do this when you agree to this in your personal settings. Though Google does say they will train on it, unless you disable history and only use ephemeral chats. Anthropic has a setting for it and claims not to train by default.
Also it would be vulnerable to attacks and privacy problems. You could search for substrings about some suspected information, like "John Smith's medical records show advanced cancer" etc. Of course you'd have to guess the phrasing but still.
- ch_sm 2mo agoRight, my bad; I know they claim to not store _all_ prompts and responses, that was a bit cynical/hyperbolical of me. However, regulation could force them to do it — with all the downsides that come with that. Your privacy argument, on the other hand, makes total sense. Not even security measures like homomorphic encryption or locality-sensitive hashing could fix that basic issue.