How to opt out of AI chatbot training
Malwarebytes guides users through disabling AI training use of chats in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude after OpenAI's human review program emerged.
404 Media reported that OpenAI's 'Project Lily' hires hundreds of contractors to review ChatGPT prompts, with a 'Privacy Filter' removing personal data and usernames hidden, though user memories summaries can still reveal identifying details. The article provides opt-out steps: ChatGPT Settings > Data Controls > 'Improve the model for everyone' (on by default), Perplexity Settings > Preferences > AI data retention, and Claude Settings > Privacy > 'Help Improve our AI Models'. Opting out does not prevent all human access, which remains allowed for abuse investigation, support, troubleshooting, and legal matters.
- OpenAI 'Project Lily' contractors review anonymized ChatGPT prompts for model improvement
- Privacy filter and anonymization can still leak personal details via memories summaries
- Opt-out steps documented for ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude
- Opting out of training does not block all authorized human access to chats
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ChatGPT contractors are reviewing real users' conversations. Here’s how to stop AI companies using your chats for model training.
By @MetallicaMVP · malwarebytes.com
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