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  • sandspar 3 hours ago
    What is the NYT's stance here? Is it pure spite? I guess their lawyers told them this is the winning move, and perhaps it is. But it just seems so blatantly wrong.

    If you look at Reddit's r/ChatGPT, you'll quickly notice that the median use of ChatGPT is for therapy.

    Is the NYT really ok with combing through people's therapy logs?

    • goatlover 1 hour ago
      Is there an expectation of privacy using ChatGPT? Do users think nobody is ever going to be looking at their logs?
      • conception 1 hour ago
        If you are a paying member and are not sharing prompts, yes?
    • jaimex2 3 hours ago
      They don't care. This is purely for a business upper hand.

      OpenAI should probably encrypt the chats and lock itself out going forward. Collect whatever metrics they need on the fly before locking.

      • heavyset_go 3 hours ago
        OpenAI would never lock themselves out of free training data.