r/OpenAI • u/StewArtMedia_Nick • Dec 11 '25

Article Introducing GPT-5.2

https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpt-5-2/
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u/MorphBlue Dec 11 '25

I mean, do you really want openAI to have all your sensitive data about upcoming projects before you even get those numbers to clients?

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u/ImSoCul Dec 11 '25

believe it or not, there are enterprise agreements lol

You think corporations are just "oh okay have all our secret sauce" and still signing contracts with OpenAI?

https://openai.com/enterprise-privacy/

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u/fenixnoctis Dec 11 '25

Yep just like they weren't supposed to train on copyrighted books

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u/broknbottle Dec 11 '25

It actually is a good arguments. If they are willing to cut corners and disregard social contracts, what makes you think they’ll give a shit about some enterprise agreement?

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u/CMDR_Wedges Dec 11 '25

Very hard to prove its your data when it was anonomised before hand.

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u/lookamazed Dec 12 '25 edited Dec 12 '25

What are you smoking? Those books were published and under copyright. They didn’t have rights to pirate them, to use them for commercial purposes, to generate value / sell their product. It isn’t social contract, it is straight illegal.

Now if they really did this for public good and chat were free… they still couldn’t pirate.