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Is anyone else concerned with this blatant potential of security / privacy breach?

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Recently, when sending a very sensitive email to my brother including my mother’s health information, I wondered what happens if a recipient copied and pasted the email into say ChatGPT to get its perspective / vent. ChatGPT then has a host of personal information that could then be shared with others. I wonder how often this happens and if any guard rails are in place by large AI companies like OpenAI/Anthropic. submitted by /u/Bubbly-Air7302 [link] [comments]

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