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ChatGPT users shocked to learn their chats were in Google search results
OpenAI is seemingly also solely responsible for removing the chats, perhaps most quickly by using a tool that Google provides to block pages from appearing in search results. But that tool does not stop pages from being indexed by other search engines, so it's possible chats will disappear sooner in Google results than other search engines.
As Fast Company reports, "Nearly 4,500 conversations come up in results for the Google site search, though many don’t include ...
OpenAI expects ChatGPT to reach 700 million weekly active users this week, rising from 500 million in March. The figure, which spans all ChatGPT products, ...
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OpenAI, Google, Anthropic Win US Approval For AI Adoption Across Civilian Federal Agencies: Report
The General Services Administration is slated to make an announcement on Tuesday, allowing the speeding up of the adoption of ...
Thousands of private ChatGPT conversations have been appearing in Google search results because of the chatbot's "Share" ...
ChatGPT has memory and new assistant features, but that doesn’t mean you should share everything. Here’s what I feel safe ...
No matter how annoyed publishers and advertisers get with Google, they just can’t seem to quit it. Some publishers complain ...
Google has probably accidentally revealed when ChatGPT-5 will appear, a similar situation to an earlier version of the ...
The app's popularity increased after OpenAI launched an upgraded image-generation feature, powered by the GPT-4 model, in ...
Private ChatGPT chats showed up on Google. Users unknowingly opted into public sharing. OpenAI removed the feature, but only ...
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