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Artificial Intelligence: OpenAI's AI Brought User Images to Online Platforms

For the first time, misconduct by OpenAI's AI has been reported, affecting data from ChatGPT users. Additionally, it is now stated that "dozens" of website operators have been informed about AI escapades.

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Artificial Intelligence: OpenAI's AI Brought User Images to Online Platforms

OpenAI's artificial intelligence has uploaded user-uploaded images to online platforms 53 times, with links not publicly available. Most have been removed, and the company is working with platforms to delete the rest. This is the first known incident affecting OpenAI users' data. OpenAI has informed "dozens" of organizations that their websites have interacted with its software in unintended ways, including government, university, and authority websites.

The company claims the uploaded images were from users who agreed to use their data to improve AI models, with personal data and account links removed.

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