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Umm Microsoft employee here, we were never allowed to use ChatGPT on work related stuff (e.g. post code into it). Instead we have our own separate instance of ChatGPT we can use. Additionally CoPilot is fair game since we own that.

This isn't a new policy and has been the case for at least a year.

>>inglor+(OP)
Something is up with the timing of that, the dev day and this event.

GitHub Copilot is made with OpenAI's Codex model, a descendent of GPT-3 though.

Anyone putting anything into ChatGPT is taking a risk, or any third party tool really. Especially LLMs/GPTs because all AI models are like immutable datastores in some aspects. Once in, never getting out.

This also coincided with it being integrated directly in Windows. If there is a security issue, and I am sure there are many, this could be majorly problematic for business intel and confidentiality.