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Even the $20 tier of ChatGPT has privacy settings that forbid using the user's data to be used for training. The question is, whether this setting is respected.
by oldsecondhand 2mo ago
Even the $20 tier of ChatGPT has privacy settings that forbid using the user's data to be used for training. The question is, whether this setting is respected.
- tosapple 2mo agothe existence of the triplets NSA/CIA/GRU implies an imperitive no.
- r_lee 2mo agothat is a whole different thing though... AI labs are not government intelligence agencies
- tosapple 2mo agominus two or three things, corporate data is classified as public/goverment data. we just saw something about earmarking domain last month? two being imminent domain. three being natsec. risk of prescient theory is more important than dismissive ablation. edit: to wit, facebook google and anything else not e2e. it's not like the ai is homomorphic.
- tosapple 2mo agooh, haha. another point to make: what do you think they've been building out for 25 years with fusion centers and maryland/utah? "government intelligence agencies" ARE 'AI'.
- arcanemachiner 2mo agoI assume the data is laundered into a format that qualifies as no longer being the "user's" data, then trained on.