Beyond utilizing the Plaid platform, OpenAI promises that it built the experience to "respect your privacy." The company was hit with a class action lawsuit over claims that it shared ChatGPT data with Google and Meta. The company is also embroiled in a lawsuit with controversial former board member Elon Musk who called the company a "safety risk." The announcement post says that users are always in control of their information and can disconnect accounts at any time, though it will take 30 days for synced account data to be deleted from OpenAI's systems. You can also delete financial memories
'What sane individual feels comfortable giving this level of access to OpenAI': ChatGPT can now link your bank accounts for personal finance, but the reactions are pretty tellingWith Microsoft's Build now wrapped up, Microsoft has laid down its cards, showing its plan for agentic AI, many of which will manifest across Windows and the company's software products. Clearly, Microsoft wants two things: it wants to be safe and it wants to focus on workplace AI. These are two areas Microsoft has thrived in the past, and clearly this is the best choice for the company. The biggest concern that is frequently voiced with this technology is safety. Agentic AI needs freedom to perform, but this is where it tends to also cause some pretty big issues. While it is still too early t
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… These incidents have sparked a wave of lawsuits against OpenAI from grieving families seeking accountability for interactions they believe contributed to their loved ones' deaths. …
… As this safety advances, a highly specialised model, focused on safety above all else, will especially appeal to companies that want to try agentic AI, but need to adhere to certain levels of security. …
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… Twitter is known to be full of bots so we need to take the reactions with a grain of salt, but across Reddit the reactions have been largely negative. Surprisingly, the main r/ChatGPT and r/ChatGPTPro subreddits aren't talking about the announcement. …
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… Pushing my chatbots to go beyond giving me superficial answers Like most of my interactions with AI, I start by asking whatever question has been rattling around in my brain all day. …
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