>OpenAI doesn’t disclose what data it used to train GPT-4, its most advanced large language model, but lawyers for Sancton say ChatGPT divulged the secret. “In the early days after its release, however, ChatGPT, in response to an inquiry, confirmed: “Yes, Julian Sancton’s book ‘Madhouse at the End of the Earth’ is included in my training data,” the lawsuit reads.

This is evidence of absolutely nothing as GPT cannot reflect over what is or is not in it’s training set. I’m shocked this is reported uncritically - here the impartiality of ‘just the facts’ distorts more than it enlightens.