OpenAI defends privacy of hundreds of millions of ChatGPT users.
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Hey. I was going to save that for my purposes. Mooooom!
As if they aren’t saving that chats for review and ingestion into their training set.
They’ve been consumed for training already, but that data is harder to hand over as evidence in a court filing. It’s not really human readable and isn’t necessarily going to contain exact queries done by users and the output of those queries which is what the news orgs want.