OpenAI is currently obligated to indefinitely retain deleted ChatGPT conversations following a court order tied to a copyright lawsuit from The New York Times. Despite their usual policy of deleting chats after 30 days, the company must pause this practice for all users except certain enterprise clients. OpenAI's COO, Brad Lightcap, and CEO, Sam Altman, have criticized the ruling as excessive and damaging to privacy standards, asserting their commitment to fight against demands that infringe on user privacy rights.
OpenAI has been compelled by a court order to retain deleted ChatGPT conversations indefinitely, challenging its privacy norms and policies.
Brad Lightcap described the court's decision as an overreach that undermines user privacy and noted that the company is actively appealing this ruling.
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