This is a good idea executed terribly badly. There's no world in which I would agree for my inbox to be sent to OpenAI.
Literally people's most private messages, and even privileged conversations, are being shared with a 3rd party. One with no track record, no audits, not much in the way of controls. Hard pass.
There will be a breach of OpenAI one day. The only question is if it's your emails that will be leaked.
Same: I was about to sign up then said, "oh wait, hell no, I'm not giving access to this company to ALL of my emails". Google/Alphabet has access and that is enough for now.
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This is a good idea executed terribly badly. There's no world in which I would agree for my inbox to be sent to OpenAI.
Literally people's most private messages, and even privileged conversations, are being shared with a 3rd party. One with no track record, no audits, not much in the way of controls. Hard pass.
There will be a breach of OpenAI one day. The only question is if it's your emails that will be leaked.
Same: I was about to sign up then said, "oh wait, hell no, I'm not giving access to this company to ALL of my emails". Google/Alphabet has access and that is enough for now.
This works only with Gmail, so the people using already agreed to have someone rifle through their mails.
What is one more?