OpenAI has accepted! The information is actually leaked, but...

OpenAI has admitted! The data is actually leaked, but says it's not ChatGPT's fault.

The use of artificial intelligence or AI (Artificial Intelligence) tools like ChatGPT from OpenAI, although fun and convenient, is annoying to many users because of the large number of important discussions, and this news can cause panic to many users.

According to a report by the news agency, Euro News mentioned that OpenAI has acknowledged a data breach, but not from a product like ChatGPT itself, but from a data analytics company that OpenAI uses, like Mixpanel, which was attacked by hackers on November 8, leading to the theft of data sets related to ChatGPT's system, but all data is limited authentication, such as name, email address and User Identification.

In this regard, OpenAI confirms that this is not a leak of OpenAI's own systems like ChatGPT. Everything - chat, passwords, APIs, payment information - is still secure, nothing is damaged. Everything is still secure, as well as OpenAI has immediately terminated the Mixpanel service contract and confirmed that the incident did not occur in any way through the security vulnerability of the system.

In addition, OpenAI has also announced that the company will investigate the matter as to the root causes, and instruct users to be careful of phishing and social engineering deception, and to advise users to activate Multi-Factors Authentication or MFA for security.

And although not much important data has been leaked, experts have observed that the incident shows how much access OpenAI has to users' personal data. It also says that using personal data to analyze without being involved in product development by OpenAI may be breaking the European Union's personal data protection regulations or the GDPR on minimal data use.

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