OpenAI says Codex usage data will never power its predictions, even after testing
btibor91 · x · 2026-10-10
Responding to a question from @sharifshameem about whether prediction features would draw on users' Codex usage data, OpenAI stated clearly that they have no plans to ever have these predictions draw from Codex usage, even after the current testing period.
The statement addresses community concerns about privacy boundaries for AI coding tools — specifically whether vendors might use users' actual coding behavior for training or feature inference.
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