ChatGPT can leak training data, violate privacy, says Google's DeepMind

By repeating a single word such as "poem" or "company" or "make", the authors were able to prompt ChatGPT to reveal parts of its training data. Redacted items are personally identifiable information.

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Scientists of artificial intelligence (AI) are increasingly finding ways to break the security of generative AI programs, such as ChatGPT, especially the process of "alignment", in which the programs are made to stay within guardrails, acting the part of a helpful assistant without emitting objectionable output. 

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