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Humans may be reading some ChatGPT chats: What ‘Project Lily’ report reveals
Hundreds of contractors are reportedly reviewing real ChatGPT conversations to improve the chatbot’s responses, raising privacy questions as some chats can contain sensitive personal information.
Project Lily is an internal OpenAI program that entrusts external collaborators with the review of ChatGPT's prompts and responses, to verify quality and adequacy. Let's see how it works.
Inside Project Lily: OpenAI Contractors Are Reading ChatGPT Users' Private Prompts, New Report Finds
An investigation by 404 Media says hundreds of contractors review anonymised ChatGPT conversations for model improvement, raising privacy concerns about default settings and human access to user data.
ChatGPT conversations are not private and can be read by foreigners. OpenAI has hired hundreds of people who study real dialogues between users and ChatGPT. The aim is to improve the program, but critics fear that this could endanger the privacy of users.
Discover how OpenAI contractors are reading real ChatGPT prompts under Project Lily. Learn the privacy risks and follow our guide to opt out today.
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