Developer denies distillation charge, says OpenAI account holds his medical data
HenkPoley · x · 2026-09-08
A developer publicly disputes OpenAI's distillation-related action against him: he says he never distilled anything, was never told what he's accused of, and had no chance to defend himself — while his OpenAI account is connected to his medical records, which he uses to track heart medications, and he can't even access the medical summaries he relies on. A reply notes OpenAI could just as well pursue Dolphin for being based on 2023 ChatGPT-4 traces.
Related event: QuixiAI says OpenAI banned him over alleged distillation, wiping his data(12 posts)→
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