@iwaan_khatri: A warning about ChatGPT and personal data is gaining attention on social media, with claims that users should turn off a particular setting to prevent their conversations from being used to improve AI models. There is some important context behind this. ChatGPT has privacy and data-control settings that allow users to choose whether their conversations can be used to help improve OpenAI’s models. If a user turns off the relevant training/data-improvement option, new conversations are not used for model training. However, this does not mean that ChatGPT suddenly stops processing the information needed to provide the service. Users should also be careful about sharing highly sensitive information in any online service. So before sharing personal, financial, confidential or other sensitive information with an AI tool, it is worth checking the platform’s Data Controls and privacy settings. The viral warning may be useful, but it’s important to understand the actual setting rather than simply believing a social-media claim. Privacy starts with knowing what you’re sharing — and understanding how the service handles it. Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 52(1)(b) of the Indian Copyright Act, 1957, this content is used for reporting current events, commentary, criticism, and public awareness. All rights belong to their respective owners. #india #news #today

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