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OpenAI previews privacy-focused misuse monitoring for select customers

OpenAI is previewing Private Safety Processing with select customers, according to a report citing the company. The system is designed to analyze interaction patterns for possible misuse, including activity spread across conversations, without human review of underlying conversations or retention of customer data. OpenAI would receive signals from the system and could seek more context or work with a customer on a response; customers can choose to share data with the company.
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Boeing awarded US$20-billion Navy fighter development contract

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