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How can the training data be sensitive, if noone ever agreed to give their sensitive data to OpenAI?
Welcome to the wild West of American data privacy laws. Companies do whatever the fuck they want with whatever data they can beg borrow or steal and then lie about it when regulators come calling.
if i stole my neighbours thyme and basil out of their garden, mix them into certain proportions, the resulting spice mix would still be stolen.
If you put shit on the internet, it's public. The email addresses in question were probably from Usenet posts which are all public.
What training data?