ChatGPT is rendering other people's chat history in the sidebar
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#2(Link is to r/ChatGPT/new just to show everyone is experiencing it).
The sidebar shows titles of conversations that are not yours, but (at least for me) clicking them does not actually open the conversation.
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#3I always find it surreal when this super science fiction tech is possible in our time but basic stuff like this can't be implemented correctly.
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#4I've also had ChatGPT send me responses to prompts I did not ask. Presumably I was getting responses that were meant for other people, and they were getting mine.
edit: Hell, ChatGPT is not even detecting I am a paid subscriber right now. They're giving me the free experience which I have to say is pretty lame.
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#5its broke
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#6Seems to be fine for me
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#7That's like standing in the someone's bedroom. This definitely should not be allowed to happen.
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#8I always find it surreal when this super science fiction tech is possible in our time but basic stuff like this can't be implemented correctly.
They could ask ChatGPT to propose a fix.
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#9Here's a proper reddit link: https://old.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/11wkw5z/has_chatgp...
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#10(Link is to r/ChatGPT/new just to show everyone is experiencing it). The sidebar shows titles of conversations that are not yours, but (at least for me) clicking them does not actually open the conversation.
Which should really be frozen and removed from discussion. Linking to a subreddit generally about a specific event in time is useless. Tomorrow the link won’t make any sense. I’m not even sure it does right now. I just saw the subreddit and assumed the link was broken.