ChatGPT saves all conversations

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Yann Lecun has made some verbal gaffes against Dario Amodei that leave many questions unanswered. OpenAI, on the other hand, has been ordered by a court to store all chat histories and not to delete them. It remains to be seen how this will affect the company's image.

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In Today’s Issue:

• ChatGPT court clash: Can deleted chats ever truly disappear?

• Yuval Harari warns: Humanity may not be ready for the intelligence it's building.

• CL1 biocomputer fuses human neurons with silicon — and it’s alive.

• ChatGPT’s new voice sounds smoother, smarter, and more human than ever.

• xGoogle’s DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis opens up about the road to AGI.

• And more AI goodness…

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ChatGPT saves all conversations

OpenAI is currently fighting a court order requiring it to store indefinitely all ChatGPT histories, even those previously deleted. The background to this is the copyright dispute with the New York Times. The order was issued in May, and OpenAI is now appealing, invoking “AI privilege” – the right to confidentiality, analogous to professional secrecy in medicine or law.

COO Brad Lightcap explains that the demand is an “excessive measure” that violates user privacy and established data protection standards. OpenAI emphasizes that deleted chats are normally removed after 30 days, but the order suspends this practice—except for Enterprise, Edu, and Zero Data Retention accounts. Data access is strictly regulated: only a small, vetted group of legal and security teams are allowed to access it.

This scenario represents a fundamental conflict: data protection vs. judicial preservation of evidence. What security systems are needed to ensure that trust in AI does not become an illusion?

The legal debate continues – and it is highly political, technical, and social. How can we establish a new digital confidentiality privilege that is as strong as the well-established medical privilege?

Why it matters: The case will determine the future balance between privacy in digital dialogues and legal access. It could set the standard for how personal AI interactions will be protected or usable in the future.

Sources:

🔗 https://x.com/sama/status/1930785054005076100

🔗 https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/06/openai-confronts-user-panic-over-court-ordered-retention-of-chatgpt-logs/

🔗 https://openai.com/index/response-to-nyt-data-demands/

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