[capableweb]

Does the US law have anything that guarantees you to have your data deleted from platforms? I don't recall that existing, so makes sense OpenAI does the bare minimum to be compliant in the markets they're active. Just like most companies.

[jeroenhd]

California has a "don't sell my data" law, which may apply here. That's the only US law I can think of.

Unless OpenAI is stupid enough to gather medical data from protected sources under HIPAA, that is, but I doubt even OpenAI wouldn't be nonchalant enough to use a data source like that.

[JohnFen]

Sadly, no. But if OpenAI was interested in not being viewed as an evil corporation, it would be in their best interest to do it for everyone anyway, since they have a mechanism. I don't think they care too much about being well-behaved, though.

[autoexec]

if OpenAI was interested in not being viewed as an evil corporation they'd be actually "Open", actually non-profit, and they wouldn't have cozied up to Microsoft.