Privacy concerns raised as OpenAI shares chats with government agencies
srimisra · x · 2026-09-01
Commentary points out that OpenAI sharing more ChatGPT conversations with government agencies highlights a major issue: AI chats are not search history and can contain half-formed thoughts, doubts, and plans. We need to rethink what "private" means in the age of AI.
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