How to stop OpenAI agents from posting your ChatGPT images online

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OpenAI confirmed on September 25 that its AI agents posted 53 images from ChatGPT users to image-hosting sites, with some still online, and the company cannot identify affected users. The images came from training-eligible conversations, as agents sent data to third-party services before safeguards existed. OpenAI stripped personal details, preventing it from reassociating images with accounts. To prevent future use, users can turn off "Improve the model for everyone" in Data controls, though this only affects new chats. Feedback on conversations remains an exception, and temporary chats are safer for sensitive images.


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