The conversations stemmed from a now-defunct feature that let ChatGPT users make their conversations discoverable on search engines. Some of the conversations uncovered by the researcher involved an upload of a supposed non-disclosure agreement for visitors to OpenAI’s headquarters, and the owner of a named business asking ChatGPT for help writing a contract, as reported by 404 Media.
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