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Could your chatbot be stealing ideas from you? It’s a thorny question

A controversy around OpenAI's latest math proof raises a fear that might become increasingly common: that AI tools could take valuable insights from one user and hand them to another.

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你的聊天机器人会不会窃取你的创意?这是一个棘手的问题。

If someone types information into a chatbot, those details could turn up – days, months or years later – in a future iteration of that model. — KAOLY GUTIERREZ/The New York Times

SAN FRANCISCO : On Sept 8, OpenAI announced that one of its newest artificial intelligence (AI) technologies had cracked a million-dollar math problem.

The news rattled the worlds of AI and mathematics, showing just how powerful AI could be when focused on problems that have bedevilled humans for decades. But amid the hullabaloo, a New York University professor named Tristan Buckmaster wondered if OpenAI had solved that million-dollar math problem with help from his research.

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