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What you MUST know
about Privacy on ChatGPT

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Conversation may be
read by AI trainers
In my recent survey, 57% of people didn't know
that real humans - aka AI trainers - can read their
conversations, although it's one of the hints you
get when you first sign up.
As data privacy concerns continue to rise, a new
discussion has emerged regarding the risks of
sharing confidential information with AI-based
chatbots like ChatGPT. While the technology has
made strides in various fields, its potential
drawbacks can't be ignored.

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Confidential information
is being shared through
ChatGPT conversations
In a recent example involving Samsung, confidential
information was unintentionally shared through
ChatGPT, raising concerns about the potential risks of
using AI-based platforms. Samsung's response was to
limit employee access to the AI, a move that signals the
increasing need for organizations to prioritize data
privacy. Another privacy concerns were raised in Italy
by the country’s data protection watchdog, followed by
a ban of the tool in Italy.

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Who owns your “input” and
AI’s “output”
As highlighted by Senior Council Samantha Schonfeld on
LinkedIn, there are legal implications associated with
AI-generated content. As per the terms; the user owns
any “Input” provided to ChatGPT as well as any “Output”
that ChatGPT provides in response. However, “OpenAI
may use Content [defined as Input and Output] as
necessary to provide and maintain the Services.
We need to ask: Who is responsible for mistakes made by
AI? Can these errors lead to copyright infringement or
other legal liabilities?

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Action Plan
1
Blocking ChatGPT (Plugins) with Robots.txt
To implement this, simply add the following
lines to your robots.txt file:
User-agent: ChatGPT
Disallow: /
User-agent: ChatGPT-User
Disallow: /
This will prevent the AI plugins from crawling
and accessing your website's content, until
there's a clear revenue-sharing model
between OpenAI and Content providers.
2
Stop ChatGPT from Reading Conversations
Request to opt-out of having your data used
by filling out this form with your organization
ID and email address associated with the
owner of the account. This applies to both
individuals and companies. You can also;
1. Delete any sensitive or confidential
information from your conversation
history.
2. Avoid sharing sensitive information in
future conversations.

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Stay Safe
1
Educate your team
Ensure that everyone in your organization
understands the risks and best practices
associated with AI platforms like ChatGPT.
2
Establish clear guidelines
Develop a set of rules for using ChatGPT. This
might include outlining acceptable use cases,
specifying who has access, and providing
instructions for reporting any issues.
3
Monitor usage
Regularly review how ChatGPT is being used
within your organization to ensure compliance
with established guidelines and to identify any
potential risks.

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