Tech giants are at it again, playing digital cat and mouse with your private conversations. OpenAI has decided to shake things up in the world of AI privacy, announcing they’ll stop saving most users’ deleted chats - but with a massive asterisk.

The Privacy Plot Thickens

While it might sound like a win for digital privacy, the reality is far more complicated. News plaintiffs will still have access to deleted and temporary chats, keeping the legal drama alive and kicking. OpenAI isn’t exactly rolling out the privacy red carpet for everyone.

The Legal Battlefield

The ongoing dispute between AI companies and news organizations is heating up faster than your MacBook Pro on a coding binge. News organizations are alleging that AI tools like ChatGPT could potentially replace them and damage their reputation by spreading misinformation. Talk about an existential crisis!

The Insurance Wildcard

Interestingly, the pressure to settle might not even come from news organizations, but from insurance companies getting cold feet about covering potential multibillion-dollar AI lawsuits. Who knew insurance adjusters could be the unexpected heroes in this tech saga?