Not Navier-Stokes, that was a couple days ago, old news. It’s one of the less famous problems they posted around the same time.
The cited Mathstodon post is here: https://mathstodon.xyz/@andreasthom/117240535270608201
Not Navier-Stokes, that was a couple days ago, old news. It’s one of the less famous problems they posted around the same time.
The cited Mathstodon post is here: https://mathstodon.xyz/@andreasthom/117240535270608201
I would expect that email sent through something like gmail is private. Even if there’s some possibility of interception under search warrants or stuff like that, I wouldn’t expect the email text to be used for training Google AI. I don’t use gmail (at least from the client side) anyway, but I think there was some noise about this a while back. Certainly I’d expect a paid LLM server to not train on the prompts. I don’t use those servers though, and haven’t checked the TOS. I might fool around with some open models sometime but have no interest in ChatGPT.
Gmail has been reading your mail and processing it for marketing data since day 1. This is made obvious by the fact that they sorted your mail into categories.
You didn’t really think that’s all they did with that data, did you?