> How is this specific to OpenAI?
it's not, that's why there are consent thingies on websites (e.g. when you could not sign up for instagram as a minor).
I don't know what strange thing the regulator found in chatgpt, but it's pretty standard.
it's not, that's why there are consent thingies on websites (e.g. when you could not sign up for instagram as a minor).
I don't know what strange thing the regulator found in chatgpt, but it's pretty standard.
I think it’s called a “consent thingy”
Are there consent thingies on Google and Wikipedia?
> when you could not sign up for instagram as a minor
Sign up to post stuff. There are normally no "consent thingies" for looking.
If a parent doesn't want a minor to look at stuff they should either not give them access or limit it.
Google has, just tested. Wikipedia hasn't. This website hacker news don't have one either and doesn't need one. Its when you want to monetize the data that you need one, Google monetizes data, wikipedia and hacker news doesn't.