How the hell does NOBODY understand that everything you enter into a textbox on the internet will get sent to a server where somebody(es) you certainly do not know or trust will get to read what you wrote?
How the fck do people (and ones working in security-sensitive positions no less) treat ChatGPT as 'Dear Diary'?
I have a rather draconian idea - websites and apps should be explicitly required to ask permission when they send your data somewhere to tell you where they send your data and who will get to see it, store it, and with what conditions.
How the fck do people (and ones working in security-sensitive positions no less) treat ChatGPT as 'Dear Diary'?
I have a rather draconian idea - websites and apps should be explicitly required to ask permission when they send your data somewhere to tell you where they send your data and who will get to see it, store it, and with what conditions.