OpenAI has issued warnings regarding specific information that users should avoid sharing with its chatbot, ChatGPT. The company emphasizes that ChatGPT has a memory that may retain user input, which raises privacy concerns. Various sources have highlighted five critical pieces of information that should not be disclosed to the AI. These warnings have been echoed in multiple languages, indicating a broad concern about user privacy and data retention practices within AI technologies. The advice aims to enhance users' understanding of potential risks associated with sharing sensitive information with chatbots.
Doing some experimenting with Magai, and I started the chat with the prompt "Only respond with 'Okay'"... the auto-generated title was: "Suspicious Interaction" 😂 https://t.co/CKriVimEm2
Les 5 choses qu'il ne faut jamais dire à ChatGPT https://t.co/w57Rtgjpv2 https://t.co/r3ciA3m58I
Don't let ChatGPT's new "incognito" mode trap you. “We may keep a copy.” Translation: OpenAI will 100% keep a copy. Privacy tip: Switch to confidential AI. Break free from Big Tech surveillance. https://t.co/sqiRSIIVJV