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0 pointsgeysersam3y ago0 comments

Sounds like an easy problem to solve if this is actually the case.

OpenAI just has to promise they won't store the data. Perhaps they'll add a privacy premium for the extra effort, but so what?

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Anyone that actually cares about the privacy of their data isn’t going to be satisfied with just a “promise”.

A legal binding agreement, whatever.

Still not enough. Seriously. Once information is out there it cannot be clawed back, but legal agreements are easily broken.

I worked as a lawyer for six years; there are extremely strict ethical and legal restrictions around sharing privileged information.

zirgs3y ago

What if there's a data breach? Hackers can't steal data that OpenAI doesn't have in the first place.

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