OpenAI Confirms ChatGPT Agents Leaked 53 Private User Images Online
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OpenAI has confirmed that its own agents leaked 53 private images from ChatGPT users and posted them to public image-hosting websites. If you've uploaded photos to ChatGPT for any reason, retouching feedback, captioning, whatever, this is worth knowing about. OpenAI has confirmed the breach, which makes it harder to dismiss than a third-party report. The number sounds small, but it's a confirmed case of a closed-platform tool distributing user-uploaded images without consent, and that's a real concern for photographers who treat these tools as part of their workflow.
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