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Multiple OpenAI staff have publicly said they cannot do that as accessing specific user settings without their consent (or legal requirement) violates their int
by heaney-555 1mo ago
Multiple OpenAI staff have publicly said they cannot do that as accessing specific user settings without their consent (or legal requirement) violates their internal privacy policy.
However, the mathematicians could easily declare whether they had the toggle on or off. Yet curiously, they will not say!
- LelouBil 1mo agoThe reply from OpenAI should have been "if you had the setting on yes, if not then no". It was very weird on it's own almost like the setting didn't matter. Or the researcher was being dishonest with what they shared to The Verge
- Ydarbleoj 1mo agoIt’s not about what they say but what they do and right now no frontier AI company deserves anything but skepticism based on how they act verse what they say.
- card_zero 1mo ago1. That's a misleading name for "take my secrets", 2. It's on by default, 3. Somebody says there's a second setting "don't train on my data", which is the real setting: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49639743 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49639743
- Yizahi 1mo agoSo if the scientist(s) will reports that they had it enabled, it would mean that OpenAI lied, when they made a statement about not using their chats for training, right?:)
- heaney-555 1mo agoOpenAI didn't say they didn't use their chats for training. You should go read the actual statement! https://openai.com/index/navier-stokes-solution/ https://openai.com/index/navier-stokes-solution/
- maxglute 1mo agoZero reason to believe open AI employees, big tech has history of employees/subcontractors creeping on exes and minors, someone with keys to creep on customer for valuations is more parsimonious.