[reallymental]

Ok, so there are now 2 tiers where they don't use our data to train the model?

The higher bandwidth is to clearly entice new customers, but the question remains, what happens to the old ChatGPT Plus users? Do their quotas get eaten up by these new teams?

[yawnxyz]

Looks like the $20/month PLUS plan DOES use your data to train the model now... (they seem to have removed that "feature" from the list in the side-by-side comparison)

[Metricon]

Currently, if you disable chat history, you'll see this message:

Chat History is off for this browser. When history is turned off, new chats on this browser won't appear in your history on any of your devices, be used to train our models, or stored for longer than 30 days. This setting does not sync across browsers or devices.

[abid786]

It's absolutely insane to trust that they won't do this.

[tempestn]

No it's not. If they explicitly say they won't train on your data and then they do, it's going to come out in discovery of one of the lawsuits they're fighting, and the consequences would be significant. Plus there's little incentive for them to lie about it, given most people leave history on.

[coconut08]

yeah because no large tech company has ever lied to their customers about how their data is being handled. oh wait there are lawsuits surrounding this sort of thing all the time.

[tempestn]

I wouldn't trust them with nuclear secrets, but to say it's "insane" to trust that they're going to do what they explicitly say they're going to do just isn't logical.

[knosh]

https://privacy.openai.com/policies

They hide this link a bit. They completed my opt-out request in about ten minutes and at least claim to be not using any of my data going forward for training.

I didn't lose any features like Chat History

[obmelvin]

AFAIK, Plus has always trained on your conversation data. Enterprise and the API do not.

[tempestn]

There used to be a form you could submit asking them not to train on your data. Absent some communication to the contrary I would hope that continues to be respected.

[castles]

It's not super obvious, but even with Plus you can opt-out of training.

Aside: If you can see other colleagues' interactions with the custom/private GPTs, it could be quite an efficient way to share knowledge, especially for people in disparate time zones.

[reaperman]

> what happens to the old ChatGPT Plus users? Do their quotas get eaten up by these new teams?

This is probably run on Microsoft servers (Azure, basically), not OpenAI servers, so it shouldn't directly compete for capacity. This is more of a "the pie got bigger" situation.