Well that assumes OpenAI respects that setting. Given some of the company’s ethical challenges to date that’s not something folks are willing to just assume is happening.

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heaney-555 14 hours ago | parent | next [-]

If you could prove that, it would be a gargantuan class-action lawsuit. And there would almost certainly be at least one whistleblower.

	▲	cmiles8 11 hours ago \| parent [-]
		See other post today about where OpenAI keeps flipping the toggle back to “share.” Even if it was technically turned on, the dark patterns that are clearly trying to override the obvious intent of the user are deeply unethical.

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brookst 14 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

How does OpenAI’s respect (or lack thereof) for the setting change whether the people involved could say whether they had opted out of training? They comment you replied to noted that none of them had shared that info. How are they blocked from doing so?