OpenAI’s ChatGPT gets more secure with ‘Incognito Mode’
OpenAI, an AI research laboratory, has introduced an incognito mode on ChatGPT to protect users’ privacy and prevent personal information from being stored. They are also planning additional data controls through ‘ChatGPT Business’ subscription.
OpenAI, an AI research laboratory, has introduced an incognito mode on ChatGPT to protect users’ privacy and prevent personal information from being stored. ChatGPT is a language-based AI model capable of generating human-like text in response to user inputs.
The incognito mode allows users to converse with ChatGPT while keeping their identities and information private. This feature is especially useful for individuals who may be uncomfortable sharing personal information with an AI model or are concerned about their privacy. They are also planning additional data controls through ‘ChatGPT Business’ subscription.
OpenAI has taken significant steps to ensure the privacy and security of user data. The company’s researchers have developed a new privacy-focused training technique that prevents the model from memorising user information, which enhances the effectiveness of the incognito mode.
The launch of the incognito mode comes at a time when concerns about data privacy and protection are at an all-time high.
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