alt Hacker News> But there is one huge question: did Tristan opt out of model training for his ChatGPT and Codex sessions? If the answer is no, then this seems fair game.
Just because something is legal and permitted by terms of service doesn't mean it's morally right.
>Just because something is legal and permitted by terms of service doesn't mean it's morally right.
What are you expecting OpenAI to do exactly if these mathematicians voluntarily submitted their prompts into ChatGPT's training data? Are they supposed to manually review all their data to make sure competing mathematicians didn't accidentally leave the "submit prompts" toggle on?
Or were they supposed to not try to solve Navier-Stokes, or were they supposed to just not tell anyone that they had solved it?