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OpenAI president forced to read his personal diary entries to jury

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Re: OpenAI president forced to read his personal diary entries to jury

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I honestly don't know how I feel about this. I keep a journal where I can get thoughts out of my head so I can move on. Like the article, its nothing I'd really be ashamed of, but I see it as a kind of personal therapy where I can dump my thoughts. I write with the assumption they are my private thoughts and even I don't have any plans on going back and rereading. I know I'm not a CEO, but even I wouldn't want my pri…

Have you considered shredding the journal pages after?

I had a boss who took his notes on loose-leaf notebook paper and would weed the notebook frequently. He had been involved in litigation in the past.

Re: OpenAI president forced to read his personal diary entries to jury

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Subpoena my local llm logs. I wouldn’t hold my breath.

> Subpoena my local llm logs. I wouldn’t hold my breath. Couldn't the subpoena your computer for forensic investigation?

My point is that if you dont keep the logs or encrypt then good luck with that.

The log would be the very journal that the LLM wrote.

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