2023-04-26 13:32:21
OpenAIcompany behind ChatGPTthat popular artificial intelligence capable of answering practically any question that the user asks, has announced the arrival of a new functionality that allows the data that the user enters into the tool to not be used to improve it.
This does not imply that the company, which is in the crosshairs of European regulators for privacy reasons, will not have access to each and every one of the words that you enter inside. OpenAI advises that it will continue to store new ChatGPT conversations for up to 30 days to “monitor for abuse” before deleting them permanently.
The only thing that changes, therefore, is that the information you put into the machine will not be used to improve its operation.
the novelty is available from today. In order to activate it, the user must open their account on the platform. On the home page, right in the bottom left corner, you will find your username. You have to click on the three-point icon and then on the ‘Settings’ or ‘Settings’ option.
You have to click on the three ellipses next to the username
Once this is done, open the ‘Data Controls’ option (strategically hidden) and disable the ‘Chat History & Training’ option.
Once in ‘Settings’, open the ‘Data Controls’ option and deactivate ‘Chat History & Training’
After this, the history of conversations that the user has had with the machine to date will also be hidden. OpenAI claims that it is working on a new payment option for ChatGPT who “need more control over their data as well as for businesses looking to manage their end users.” The subscription is called ChatGPT Business and would not share usage data with OpenAI by default. It will be available in the coming months.
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