As a longtime ChatGPT user, I want AI chatbots to be very secure and private. That is, I want the contents of my chats to be protected from would-be attackers and from OpenAI itself. OpenAI can of course use chats to train future models if you allow it, but I don't. While I have to trust that OpenAI handles the security and privacy aspects of the ChatGPT experience, I also know that other ChatGPT enthusiasts will test everything that's possible with the chatbot. In the process, they can potentially identify serious security issues. Such is the case with security researcher Johann Rehberger, who developed a way to exploit the ChatGPT memory feature to exfiltrate user data. The hacker fed a prompt to ChatGPT that wrote permanent instructions to the chatbot's memory, including directions to steal all user data from new chats and send the information to a server. That sounds scary, and it is. It's also not as dangerous as it might seem at first because there are several big twists. And before I even describe the exploit, you should also know that OpenAI has already fixed it. Continue reading... The post ChatGPT memory exploit left your private chat data exposed, but OpenAI fixed it appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $199 iPad 9, $99 TP-Link WiFi 7 router, $400 off Narwal Freo X Ultra robot vacuum, more Today’s deals: $510 M1 MacBook Air, $54 11-piece cookware set, $40 Anker MagSafe battery pack, more Best Apple Watch deals for September 2024 Amazon gift card deals, offers & coupons 2024: Get $410+ free

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Dick Van Dyke’s absence at the Emmy Awards ceremony raised concerns about his health, and the actor has come forward with an update. He was spotted leaving a pharmacy in Malibu earlier this week, and there, he admitted to simply feeling old. The 98-year-old will be a year older in December; however, he is praying to live long enough to make it. Regardless, Dyke has been impressively active in the past months with working and traveling; hence, some slowing down is well deserved. Dick Van Dyke missing events and canceling appearances sparks health concerns MARY POPPINS RETURNS, Dick Van Dyke /Everett Unlike his unexpected absence at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles weeks ago, Dyke announced that he would be unavailable for a three-day fan event in Salt Lake City, Utah, next weekend. He issued a statement to this effect and thanked his fans for their immense support so far. Last year, Dyke admitted his surprise at how long he has lived, noting in retrospect that he would have taken better care of himself. He has been candid about his past alcohol addiction, which he claimed was a way of getting past social anxiety. He also struggled with smoking for years and still chews nicotine gum in its place. NEVER A DULL MOMENT, Dick Van Dyke Despite his canceled appearances as of late, Dyke has been fit for the most part, seeing how agile he has been all year. He credits his wife, Arlene Silver, for ensuring he goes to the gym at least thrice a week for a full workout. Dick Van Dyke and his wife, Arlene Silver, at Creative Emmys 2024 / Instagram The screen legend also owes his well-being to his career, noting that he gets paid to do what he loves. For Dyke, the ultimate hack to a good life is having something enjoyable to look forward to every morning, like he has for the past seven decades. Next up: Donny Osmond Reunites With ‘Tiger Beat’ Editor Who Made Him Famous 52 Years Later The post Dick Van Dyke Jokingly ‘Prays’ He Makes It To 99 Amid Canceled Appearances appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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