USA: The AI-driven chatbot ChatGPT from OpenAI has mesmerised us with its capabilities. Even though it's fantastic, data privacy has always been a source of contention for the chatbot's detractors.

The business has now chosen to make ChatGPT's privacy controls stricter. Users will now be in charge of how OpenAI manages data. Let's investigate the best way to achieve that.

The era of cutting-edge AI models has arrived. There is no turning around after that. AI systems that resemble people are our present and future.

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Their human-like skills have a price—the enormous amounts of data that businesses use to train them. Concerns about potential privacy violations by businesses and their AI-powered products have increased among users and governments all over the world.

With ChatGPT's new privacy feature, users can disable their chat histories. By doing this, OpenAI won't be able to use your inputs as training data. To disable history, go to ChatGPT's "Settings." 'Chat History & Training' is a new selection under 'Settings. You won't be able to see your most recent chats in the sidebar if you flip the switch off.

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In addition to having the choice not to have your content used for training ChatGPT, you also have the option to disable chat history. The new feature does come with a catch, though. OpenAI will keep a record of your chats for 30 days even if you turn off history and training. The business claims that it will only review them to keep an eye out for abuse.

Companies like OpenAI use millions of web pages, Reddit posts, books, social media sites, and other sources to train their AI models. The conversational-style generative text system needs data from websites like Reddit and Twitter to function. The issue is that the data that was scraped is inevitably going to contain some personal data.

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Italy recently banned OpenAI for improperly processing user data. That makes the new feature of ChatGPT intriguing. The company must adhere to a list of regulations recently released by the Italian data protection authority in order to conduct business there. Giving users control over their data is one of them. It appears that OpenAI does not want comparable problems in other nations.