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Discussion (9 Comments)Read Original on HackerNews

jrflo•about 2 hours ago
It's possible that OpenAI was mining prominent researcher's chats for inspiration to tackle these problems, but it's also entirely possible the leak came from his collaborator's end as he works at Anthropic and I'm sure there's plenty of corporate espionage going on between those two. That would also explain why they didn't want to comment on the source of the prompt.
Havoc•about 2 hours ago
If true it could have quite an impact.

Everyone I think assumes training in the general “it affects the distribution” sense. But if it fishes precise novel insights out as alleged then it makes these products dramatically less valuable. At least the non zdr ones

znnajdla•2 minutes ago
This is a problem with every technology product. Before Facebook and Gmail had strong institutional controls, any employee could just open anybody's email and private messages on a whim. Now things are a bit more strict for random employees, but if the company as a whole wants to do something, you bet they can.
mannanj•about 1 hour ago
Can you opt out of sharing data for “analytical purposes”? I think you can’t. And what does “analytical purposes” even mean?

I think people straw man the whole data argument on “opt out of training purposes” and ignore the mandatory analytic purposes. Which probably includes figuring out trends and important research problem data to steal from users and even business ideas.

willtemperley•about 2 hours ago
They are currently being sued for trade secret theft so it seems likely.
khelavastr•about 2 hours ago
I'm surprised solutions weren't trained off their Office365 or Google Docs..
Ydarbleoj•about 2 hours ago
Yes.
cousinbryce•5 minutes ago
A rare exception to Betteridge's law of headlines
ChrisArchitect•about 1 hour ago
[dupe] Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49605915

And currently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49613262