Opeli claims that he is forced to store deleted chatgpt conversations “indefinitely” due to a court order issued under The Fresh York Times“Copyright against this. Post on ThursdayBrad Lightcap, operating director of OPENAI, claims that the company refers to the court’s decision, which it calls “exaggerated”, which “abandons long -lasting norms of privacy and weakens the protection of privacy.”
Last month, The Tribunal ordered Openai, to keep all the output journal data, which would otherwise be deleted “, even if the user asks to delete the chat or if privacy regulations require openai to delete data. Openai Politics constitutes That when the user removes the chat, he keeps it for 30 days before he removes it permanently. The company must now stop at this policy until the court speaks otherwise.
Opeli claims that the court order will affect free users, Pro, Plus and Team ChatgPT. This will not affect ChatgPT Enterprise or ChatgPT Edu or companies that have a zero data maintenance agreement. Opeli adds that the data will not be public, and “only a small, controlled Openai Legal and Security team” will be able to access store information for legal purposes.
. Times He sued OpenAI and Microsoft for violating copyright in 2023, accusing companies of “copying and using millions” of newspaper articles to train their AI models. The publication claims that saving the user’s data can assist keep evidence to support her case.
“We think it was an improper request, which is a bad precedent,” said the general director of Opeli, Altman himself Post on X. “We will fight every demand that will threaten the privacy of our users; this is the basic principle.” The Fresh York Times He refused to comment.