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Chatbots are uniquely good at getting us to reveal details about ourselves.
People share personal information about themselves all the time online.
Chatbot conversations can stretch on, sometimes for hours , each message rich with data.
For AI companies, your secrets might turn out to be a gold mine.
The New York Times' lawsuit against OpenAI hinges on the claim that GPT-4 memorized passages from Times stories.
Many companies have banned ChatGPT and other bots in order to prevent corporate secrets from leaking.
But AI companies are quietly accumulating tremendous amounts of chat logs, and their data policies generally let them do what they want.
In this way, they are not a radical departure from the present consumer internet, but an aggressive continuation of it. Online, your secrets are always for sale..
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