In a direct warning, the CEO of Openai, Sam Altman, confirmed that the talks with a chat “Chat BT” chat may not be secret as some think, indicating the possibility of using them as evidence in the courts.
Human review and the possibility of compliance with judicial orders
In his recent statements, Altman said that the company has declined some talks for the purposes of training the model, and that it complies with judicial orders upon request. He added, “We do what we can to protect your privacy, but if we are legally asked to deliver data, we are committed.”
There is no protection in the laws of professional confidentiality
He explained that the Chatgpt talks are not subject to the laws of secrecy that govern the relationship between the doctor or the lawyer and his client, which means that any legal, medical or psychological information may be legally exposed and do not have the usual professional protection.
Data is used to improve the form
Altamman stated that the data is used to improve the performance of artificial intelligence unless the user manually stopped this feature of the settings. The majority of users do not realize that the feature of saving conversations is virtually.
Conccreation for legal use
Altman’s statements show that the talks can be used as evidence if they are called in legal cases, especially in countries where digital data does not have adequate legal protection.
No privacy in sensitive issues
Experts pointed to the danger of using Chatgpt to discuss personal or legal issues, especially since the application is not considered a “safe area” as the relationship with a lawyer or psychiatrist, and it does not have encryption from one side to the party.
Tip from Altman
Altamman concluded with the warning: “Do not share personal or sensitive information with (Chatgpt), especially what she does not want to be used or displayed later.” A statement is an explicit acknowledgment that the full privacy in the tools of artificial intelligence is not even guaranteed by its manufacturers.
