OCU recommends canceling this option in Chatgpt as soon as possible
the Organizing consumers and users (OCU) recommended on Friday to cancel the activation of the data sharing option on ChatgptI realize that common information, even in some paid versions, could be Used to train artificial intelligence (AI) is one of these tools belonging to Openai.
This was warned in a statement in which it indicated that the only Chatgpt versions that guarantee, by default, the privacy of the user’s common data are payment versions a team ($ 25/month) and project (The negotiation price).
The rest, the free version and other paid copies, in addition to (20 dollars per month) and Pro ($ 200/month) can use registered conversations and even joint files for users for users Improving the accuracy and ability of these artificial intelligence models. In this regard, although he said, “they make it clear that they do not use this information for commercial purposes,” recommends that this option be revitalized.
To abolish the activation of this function, it is necessary that it is necessary to follow four steps, and this is access to the personal account of Chatgpt from https://chatgpt.com/, then click Profile image and select the configuration. In the emerging menu, go to data control options, then, Disable the box “Improving the Form for All”.
“However, despite the abolition of the training option for three Chatgpt versions that helps to protect privacy, many data will be collected for reasons Overdose, security and legal“He chose. Among them, mentioning the basic data of the account, use data, technical data, descriptive data for the session, and the data needed to comply with the regulations and respond to legal requirements.
New regulations
On the other hand, OCU recalled that, since February, the European Union regulations for artificial intelligence Many practices are prohibited in your user interactionWhich can affect other uses, such as manipulation of people to exploit the user’s weaknesses by age, disability, social -economic status, or classifying people on the basis of their social behavior or their personal characteristics.
In order to modernize these measures, OCU urged departments to inform consumers, so that they can condemn any practice that can threaten their basic rights.
In parallel, “ASIA”, which will be responsible for guaranteeing compliance with regulations and protecting users.
