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Fighting the New York Times' invasion of user privacy

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199 points meetpateltech | 3 comments | 12 Nov 25 14:08 UTC | HN request time: 0.781s | source
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nerdjon ◴[12 Nov 25 14:53 UTC] No.45900968[source]▶
This screams just as genuine as Google saying anything about Privacy.

Both companies are clearly wrong here. There is a small part of me that kinda wants openai to loose this, just so maybe it will be a wake up call to people putting in way too personal of information into these services? Am I too hopeful here that people will learn anything...

Fundamentally I agree with what they are saying though, just don't find it genuine in the slightest coming from them.

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1. outside1234 ◴[12 Nov 25 17:18 UTC] No.45902797[source]▶
Honestly the sooner OpenAI goes bankrupt the better. Just a totally corrupt firm.
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2. fireflash38 ◴[12 Nov 25 17:46 UTC] No.45903197[source]▶
I really should take the "invest in companies you hate" advice seriously.
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3. outside1234 ◴[12 Nov 25 17:51 UTC] No.45903284[source]▶
I don't hate them. It is just plain to see they have discovered no scalable business model outside of getting larger and larger amounts of capital from investors to utilize intellectual property from others (either directly in the model aka NYT, or indirectly via web searches) without any rights. It is better for all of us the sooner this fails.