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Tools like OpenAI can learn from your private information and ideas, then reshare them with other users in their answers

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5 sources · 2 support · 3 contradict

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OpenAI’s official materials affirm that, depending on settings, consumer prompts and uploaded content may be used to improve or train models. However, the sources do not affirm the broader claim that private information and ideas are then routinely reshared with other users. OpenAI states that it takes steps to reduce personal-information retention and repetition, and users can opt out of training; therefore the combined claim is overstated.

Credible dissent

The official policy acknowledges limited risks of memorization or disclosure, but it does not support routine reshare of users’ private information in other users’ answers.

Checked September 26, 2026

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