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by sometimez 1149 days ago
After skimming through the article it's not too clear to me what the misuse was. My best guess is entering "personal or company related information into the services"?
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throwawaysleep 1149 days ago
Original incident was a month ago:

https://www.pcmag.com/news/samsung-software-engineers-busted...

Basically sensitive code got spat out later.

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mrkramer 1149 days ago
>My best guess is entering "personal or company related information into the services"?

I'm not really familiar exactly on how ChatGPT works but does it get trained on input data(search queries)? People are also "leaking" their personal information to Google when they search for something personal like health issues, financial issues, family issues etc.

What is the privacy policy of these chatbots afer-all?

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mediaman 1149 days ago
ChatGPT does use input as training.

The OpenAI API has a policy to not use input as training data.

Azure also offers the API with an agreement not to use it for training.

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