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AI chat logs, privacy, and who gets to decide what counts as danger

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I recently read about a case that made me uneasy about AI platforms, privacy, and the way “safety” gets defined. According to reports, a man had months of conversations with ChatGPT in which he described killing his ex-girlfriend and her family, and he claimed he had a gun. OpenAI reportedly alerte…

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  1. 2026-08-23 23:58 · r/OpenAI
    AI chat logs, privacy, and who gets to decide what counts as danger

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