Comment on NYT to start searching deleted ChatGPT logs after beating OpenAI in courtparentComments−goatlover1yIs there an expectation of privacy using ChatGPT? Do users think nobody is ever going to be looking at their logs?−conception1yIf you are a paying member and are not sharing prompts, yes?−noman-land1yStop having this expectation. It's factually incorrect.−edgineer1yWhen my expectation of privacy is violated, I'll have learned a little more about such violations, but I won't drop my expectation not to be violated.−edgineer1yWhat I mean is there are two meanings to "expectation of privacy": the Bayesian prior, and the legal stance. I have an expectation of privacy in my home but I still close the shades.
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Is there an expectation of privacy using ChatGPT? Do users think nobody is ever going to be looking at their logs?
If you are a paying member and are not sharing prompts, yes?
Stop having this expectation. It's factually incorrect.
When my expectation of privacy is violated, I'll have learned a little more about such violations, but I won't drop my expectation not to be violated.
What I mean is there are two meanings to "expectation of privacy": the Bayesian prior, and the legal stance. I have an expectation of privacy in my home but I still close the shades.