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What if AI companies aren't using our chats for training, but for something else?

I've been thinking about the whole "turn off model training" thing, and there's something about it that bothers me. Let's assume OpenAI actually respects that setting and doesn't use those conversations to train its models. But training isn't the only way to get value out of user conversations, rig…

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  1. 2026-10-15 10:39 · r/artificial
    What if AI companies aren't using our chats for training, but for something else?

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