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OpenAI now lets ChatGPT users turn off their chat histories, excluding them from the company's models, and plans to launch ChatGPT Business in the coming months

here's how to do it Pranav Dixit / Business Today : OpenAI's ChatGPT announces new plan, introduces incognito mode to address privacy concerns Riley Kaminer / Refresh Miami : Lucyd is bringing ChatGPT right into your ears Marcus Gopolang Moloko / Memeburn : You'll soon pay OpenAI, plans for ChatGPT subscription tier brew Emre Çitak / gHacks Technology News : ChatGPT takes a step to ease privacy concerns Damir Mujezinovic / MakeUseOf : Does ChatGPT Have Any Security Issues? Matt Milano / WebProNews : OpenAI Adds Privacy Controls to ChatGPT Ryan Morrison / Tech Monitor : OpenAI to launch ChatGPT for enterprise Fox Business : OpenAI says ChatGPT feature letting users disable chat history now available Cybersecurity Dive : OpenAI adds more data privacy guardrails for ChatGPT Analytics Insight : OpenAI Plans to Launch a New Subscription Tier for ChatGPT Jai Pratap / CoinGape : OpenAI Unveils Latest Features For ChatGPT Cecily Mauran / Mashable : ChatGPT rolls out important privacy options Nikki Main / Gizmodo : How to Hide Your Chats from ChatGPT's Algorithm The Information : OpenAI Teases Business Version of ChatGPT With Privacy Controls Paul Hill / Neowin : ChatGPT lets you go incognito which disables history and the use of your data for training Tweets: @openai : ChatGPT users can now turn off chat history, allowing you to choose which conversations can be used to train our models: https://openai.com/... Sam Altman / @sama : you can now disable chat history (and training) in ChatGPT, and we will offer ChatGPT Business in the coming months. https://openai.com/... Greg Brockman / @gdb : Can now turn off chat history in ChatGPT (which also opts the conversation out of training) and export your data: https://twitter.com/... https://twitter.com/... @dharmesh : I am constantly impressed by how fast @sama and the @OpenAI team move. They keep knocking down the dominos of resistance, one-by-one. https://twitter.com/... Anton / @abacaj : For everyone saying that they need their own models to own their data. If OAI can just guarantee that they won't use your data then it will just be that much harder to justify your own model https://twitter.com/... Ethan Mollick / @emollick : One of the big barriers to adopting ChatGPT for serious use was not knowing whether it was using your data (or your company's data) for training Now, it is much easier to use ChatGPT without worrying about that quite as much (though there are still unknowns in the announcement) https://twitter.com/... Juan Ortiz Freuler / @juanof9 : after scraping the open web and training the chatbot on people's content, without any user's explicit consent: “We want to move more in this direction where people who are using our products can decide how their data is being used” 🫠 https://www.bloomberg.com/... @business : OpenAI is aiming to make people feel comfortable using the chatbot for a wide range of applications. https://www.bloomberg.com/... Rachel Metz / @rachelmetz : it's like incognito mode for chatgpt https://www.bloomberg.com/...

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  • @openai @openai on x
    ChatGPT users can now turn off chat history, allowing you to choose which conversations can be used to train our models: https://openai.com/...
  • @sama Sam Altman on x
    you can now disable chat history (and training) in ChatGPT, and we will offer ChatGPT Business in the coming months. https://openai.com/...
  • @gdb Greg Brockman on x
    Can now turn off chat history in ChatGPT (which also opts the conversation out of training) and export your data: https://twitter.com/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @dharmesh @dharmesh on x
    I am constantly impressed by how fast @sama and the @OpenAI team move. They keep knocking down the dominos of resistance, one-by-one. https://twitter.com/...
  • @abacaj Anton on x
    For everyone saying that they need their own models to own their data. If OAI can just guarantee that they won't use your data then it will just be that much harder to justify your own model https://twitter.com/...
  • @emollick Ethan Mollick on x
    One of the big barriers to adopting ChatGPT for serious use was not knowing whether it was using your data (or your company's data) for training Now, it is much easier to use ChatGPT without worrying about that quite as much (though there are still unknowns in the announcement) h…
  • @juanof9 Juan Ortiz Freuler on x
    after scraping the open web and training the chatbot on people's content, without any user's explicit consent: “We want to move more in this direction where people who are using our products can decide how their data is being used” 🫠 https://www.bloomberg.com/...
  • @business @business on x
    OpenAI is aiming to make people feel comfortable using the chatbot for a wide range of applications. https://www.bloomberg.com/...
  • @rachelmetz Rachel Metz on x
    it's like incognito mode for chatgpt https://www.bloomberg.com/...