Sam Altman: ChatGPT conversations are not legally protected

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warns that ChatGPT conversations are not legally protected and may be used as evidence in court cases, even if deleted.

Altman suggests institutional regulation of the issue, so that conversations with artificial intelligence are protected like discussions with doctors and lawyers. Until a clear legal framework exists, users are urged to be careful with the information they share.

The statements were made on Theo Von's This Past Weekend podcast, where Altman expressed concern about the lack of legislation that leaves data circulating through artificial intelligence vulnerable.

Until regulations are established, the safest option is limited use and avoiding sharing sensitive information.

Source: unboxholics.com