OpenAI Will Stop Saving Users’ Deleted Posts

The order of a controversial court has forced the posts to “indefinitely” posts deleted users as part of the ongoing legal battle with the New York Times. However, it appears which is mostly finished.

Was Openai Suit by the Times Times copyrighted components in December 2023 accused of using it for its algorithm training. Other news agencies also Added to the case suitThe As part of this case, the AI ​​agency was previously ordered to hold its chat logs “indefinitely” – including deletes – so that they were ordered to be tested for possible evidence related to the case. Arser Previously mentioned The order of this court was quite hanging and influenced the privacy of the “Millions of Chatzept users worldwide”.

In fact, when the Open was significantly established, the order created a big odor about the order, which identifies the users as an attack on the privacy. “The New York Times and other plaintiffs have a clear and unnecessary claim in their baseless case against us: Consumer Chatzipt and API customer’s data indefinitely,” Openai’s COO, Brad Lightcap said, In JuneThe

Okay, it seems to have stopped the Great Chat Log Rethanage Saga. Now Reported thatOn Thursday, US judge Ona Wang approved a joint arrangement that both OpenAI and The Times were submitted, which allowed the conservation order before, allowing the company to actually delete the deleted chat logs. It was said that the ARS note that “removed and temporary chats will still be observed for some user, though it is a bit unclear who can be influenced by who.”

The chatboat’s “their articles are violated or misinterpreted their publications,” the chat logs that have already been held in news agencies involved in legal cases will continue, “ARS Notes.

Although the drama holding the chat log may end, the fight against copyright law is not the end of the AI ​​industry. At the moment, Openai Has been sued Many, often on a similar basis. There is so Other AI companiesThe Copyright problems around the generator AI are still basically unstable – or rather, the process of settling through the ongoing legal battle, which is currently being revealed.