And if you've asked the bot a novel question (like "can you summarize this $corporation internal strategy document on $market?"!) and approved the answer, that's excellent feedback a chatbot company absolutely should want to use for future questions covering similar topics which have low correspondence with anything else in its database. ChatGPT might be capable of hallucinating plausible-sounding strategy documents it's never read, of course, or internal API calls that don't exist but that can be tested to a degree by comparing answers of lots of similar questions.
We've already seen the hilarity that ensures when a ChatGPT-based bot explains that it's not allowed to refer to its internal codename Sydney and with sufficiently creative prompting about Sydney will happily emit the entire document....