OpenAI's new reasoning models can have chats human-reviewed even if you opted out
JeremyNguyenPhD · x · 2026-10-03
Jeremy Nguyen flags that when using OpenAI's newly released reasoning models, your data may be reviewed by a human in limited circumstances (legal, safety, etc.) — even if you've opted out of sharing data to improve models.
The takeaway: opting out doesn't make conversations fully private, and enterprise users should note this clause in compliance reviews.
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