OpenAI Data Privacy
Users debate whether OpenAI uses prompts, chats, and proprietary data from their API or ChatGPT for training models, questioning enterprise plans, privacy policies, and data retention practices.
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Because OpenAI's product is a Chatbot. If somehow your data becomes part of the model, everyone can ask for it.
You are aware that openai explicitly says they send the prompts and answers to affiliated parties that read them and rate them to put them back into their reinforcement learning database?
How are we doing this without uploading company proprietary to OpenAI to use however they want?
we're using OpenAI's API for business. they don't train on data sent to the business api, unlike the consumer tierthis is still an early beta, so at the moment everything is only available with OpenAI's API. however, for people who want to use it in a higher security environment, we'll support switching OpenAI with any hosted model API including on-premise or models held in private VPCs. that way people can manage their data with no exfiltration to a third party
OpenAi enterprise plan especially says that they do not train their models with your data. It's in the contract agreement and it's also visible on the bottom of every chatgpt prompt window.
how is it "chat over private data" if you are exposing my data to more parties like openai? I thought you were using a stack of self hosted open weight LLMs etc. If I can send it elsewhere, it is not private data.
Why wouldn't it be? OpenAI and Anthropic keep everyone's prompts and use them for training too
How is it more privacy respecting when it's sending stuff to OpenAI servers?
Your data is not being used to train an LLM even if you click "yes" to this.
Maybe he doesn’t want LLM bots training on his data /s