Frontier labs' ToS privacy traps: a thumbs-up may expose your chats even after opting out
niloofar_mire · x · 2026-09-09
Niloofar Mire flags misleading privacy terms across frontier labs: data collection is opt-in by default, and even after opting out, explicit feedback (thumbs up/down, 'which is better') can put your chats into training. Addenda: Anthropic publicly uses clio, and its stance on ZDR for enterprise (Fable) appears to be softening.
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