OpenAI to train models on Daybreak Blue session data

OpenAI has announced that it will use data from Daybreak Blue platform sessions to train its generative models. The new policy takes effect on November 29 and covers information that was previously off-limits for collection.

The changes will affect users even if they have explicitly disabled the option to use their chats for training in their account settings. Initially, users had no way to opt out of this process.

Following sharp criticism and a wave of backlash, the company's management sent out an additional notice promising to implement a separate button for a full opt-out of session data sharing. The decision has once again raised questions about the privacy of corporate and research information.

Similar disputes have previously arisen between the developer and mathematicians and authors who accused the company of unauthorized use of unpublished scientific materials. The new rules create additional risks for cybersecurity professionals who use the platform for threat analysis.