Comment by yogthos 2 days ago It's not like US companies don't do the same either. 5 comments yogthos Reply trvz 2 days ago It’s implied that they do, but don’t have the balls to tell you they do. gpt5 2 days ago They tell you, and allow you to opt out in certain plans. well_ackshually 2 days ago Except when their automated reviews decides that you've written something dangerous, in which case they'll use it for training.And no, they won't tell you what their automated reviews consider "dangerous". 1 reply → janalsncm 1 day ago Or worse. Look at what happened to Figma.
trvz 2 days ago It’s implied that they do, but don’t have the balls to tell you they do. gpt5 2 days ago They tell you, and allow you to opt out in certain plans. well_ackshually 2 days ago Except when their automated reviews decides that you've written something dangerous, in which case they'll use it for training.And no, they won't tell you what their automated reviews consider "dangerous". 1 reply →
gpt5 2 days ago They tell you, and allow you to opt out in certain plans. well_ackshually 2 days ago Except when their automated reviews decides that you've written something dangerous, in which case they'll use it for training.And no, they won't tell you what their automated reviews consider "dangerous". 1 reply →
well_ackshually 2 days ago Except when their automated reviews decides that you've written something dangerous, in which case they'll use it for training.And no, they won't tell you what their automated reviews consider "dangerous". 1 reply →
It’s implied that they do, but don’t have the balls to tell you they do.
They tell you, and allow you to opt out in certain plans.
Except when their automated reviews decides that you've written something dangerous, in which case they'll use it for training.
And no, they won't tell you what their automated reviews consider "dangerous".
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Or worse. Look at what happened to Figma.