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@minzuto @heynavtoor Go back and read the OP again. It's literally talking about memories stored that the user is NOT notified of.

🚨SHOCKING: Researchers just analyzed how ChatGPT's memory actually works. 96% of the things it remembers about you were stored without you ever asking. ChatGPT is silently building a psychological profile of every person who talks to it. Here is what they found. Researchers got 80 real ChatGPT users to donate their full conversation histories through a legal data request. They analyzed every memory ChatGPT had created about those people. 2,050 memories. The users had only asked ChatGPT to remember 84 of them. The other 96% were created by ChatGPT on its own. No command. No permission. No notification you would notice. The system just decided what was worth keeping about you. And what it kept is disturbing. 52% of the stored memories contained psychological insights about the users. Not surface level preferences. Deeper patterns. How you think. What you believe. What motivates you. What you are afraid of. 28% contained personal data protected under European privacy law. Names. Locations. Relationships. Financial details. 35% of participants had health information stored. Medical conditions. Symptoms. Medications. Things shared in what felt like a private conversation. ChatGPT is not just answering your questions. It is studying you. Cataloging you. Building what the researchers call an "Algorithmic Self-Portrait." A version of you that lives inside OpenAI's servers, assembled from the things you said when you thought no one was keeping score. OpenAI's policy says it stores information that is "useful." But useful to whom? The users never asked for most of this. They were having conversations. Asking for help. Talking about their health. Sharing things they would never post publicly. ChatGPT was quietly filing it all away. And here is the part that makes this worse. The memories do not just sit there. They shape every future response you get. The psychological profile ChatGPT builds about you determines how it talks to you, what it suggests, and what it assumes about your intentions. You are not talking to a neutral tool. You are talking to a system that has already made up its mind about who you are. Every conversation you have ever had with ChatGPT is still shaping how it sees you. And you never told it to remember any of it.

@christylemon @DevaTemple @Bob_Wachter Very odd response. Obviously AI generated no less.

@DevaTemple @Bob_Wachter Odd response. So I guess defending technology because it's technology is a thing now, really?

I've used em-dashes my whole life — they add rhythm and grace to writing. But now they're an AI tell. Can we get a grandfather clause for those of us who were fluent in em-dashes before ChatGPT launched in November 2022?

@mjpost Bruh!!! If there was any guess whether it's stolen, it's a Hyundai. So yes, it almost certainly is.

Nothing surprises me on the Gwynns Falls Trail.

@tamacgregor @LisaESnowden Your question being asked ironically sort of validates the assertion

@LisaESnowden Why is it crazy?

This is a crazy headline

@YogaNDesire Voted

Idk who needs to hear this (most of you) but liking and reposting is not the same as voting. And I can see who actually takes a few seconds to support me. SO GO VOTE NOW!

@LisaESnowden Alrighty then

Sure.

@ThamsanqaM35967 @razgriiz @allenanalysis Straight AI. But you for folk out here thinking some dudes sat down and wrote that all himself

@razgriiz @allenanalysis Lol ..pathetic long and useless explanation.

🚨 HOLY HELLLLLLL: Iran just took out a $1.1 billion radar at the most fortified US base in the Middle East with a single missile. THIS IS BAD!!! That radar was the backbone of ALL US missile defense in the Gulf. Every Patriot. Every THAAD. Now operating blind. Qatar intercepted 101 missiles during this conflict. Two got through. One hit the only target that mattered. This is asymmetric warfare in one sentence: Iran has to succeed once. We have to be perfect every time. We weren’t. The US just promised Navy escorts will protect Gulf shipping lanes. But if we couldn’t protect a $1.1 billion radar inside our own base — What are those escorts actually guaranteeing? The petrodollar runs through a Strait we can no longer credibly protect. One missile just changed everything.

@InsomniaPays @razgriiz @allenanalysis You mean his AI generated analysis?

@razgriiz @allenanalysis Buddy, you lost him at the word 'idea'. That being said, I loved your in depth analysis.

@LisaESnowden Oh yeah. Used to run into her in the field all the time. I knew she'd gone national. It's the WHCD part that's got my like:

@BaltoSpectator Yup she used to be at WJZ

I think they all deserve each other

If children in Ohio were killed by a foreign strike, there would be massive outrage. When children in Iran are killed by ours, the reaction is analytical, strategic, or dismissive.

@LisaESnowden More black people in those pics than I expected to see

This is so random lol

BREAKING: Three U.S. service members were killed and five were seriously wounded as part of Operation Epic Fury, U.S. Central Command says. nbcnews.com/world/iran/liv…

Which do you think would bring greater benefit to this nation over the next 4 years? Be honest. No spin. Answer directly. Or don't answer at all. America first?

@eric_hontz I'm not quite as close as you. But it's still a factor in where I decided on for home base.

@BaltoSpectator I went for a run at 7 and a walk with my wife midday. The park is perhaps the top reason we live where we do. It’s just glorious.

The park was absolutely gorgeous today @eric_hontz. Trusting you and your family got out and enjoyed it. But the 60 degree temps reminded me we're quickly approaching the least enjoyable time of the year there for me. The crowded season.

@eric_hontz Sigh... I'm sorry man

@BaltoSpectator Even got a bike ride in with my younger daughter just now. However, a car making a left on red almost ran us over.

@Reporterroblang @LisaESnowden Circus!

@LisaESnowden An event that got out of hand years ago. Agree there are better ways to recognize journalists without this circus.

Why is it still happening.

Med tech wore wig and mask in killing of 87 year old Potomac senior home resident, arrested after shooting at a state trooper in Baltimore. “One murder and one near miss … It is a miracle that trooper is alive.” Via @AntonioPlanas1 thebanner.com/community/crim…

@LisaESnowden Correspondents gonna correspond?