Sam Altman says that AI -Chats should be as private as ‘talking to a lawyer or doctor’, but OpenAi can soon be forced to hold your chatgpt conversations forever

• The New York Times asks to retain all Chatgpt conversations as part of its lawsuit against OpenAi and Microsoft
• This would mean that a record of all your chatgpt conversations would be saved, possibly forever
• OpenAi states that chats with AI should be a private conversation

In December 2023, the New York Times launched one lawsuit against OpenAi and Microsoft, claiming copyright infringement. The New York Times claims that Openi Had his trained Chatgpt Model, which is also surprised by Microsoft Second pilotBy “copying and copying millions” without permission are articles.

The lawsuit is still ongoing, and as part of that the New York Times (and other claimants involved in the case) have made the requirement that OpenAi is being done to retain consumer chatgpt and API customer data for an indefinite period of time, to Sam Altman’s great anger, CEO of OpenAi, who brought to X.com to X.com to X.com tweet“We recently thought about the necessity of something like ‘Ai Privilege’; this really speeds up the need to have the conversation. Imo talks to an AI if talking to a lawyer or doctor. I hope that society will find this out soon.”