The company has acknowledged the privacy lapse, clarifying that the feature, intended as an experiment, has been removed. The opt-in nature of the feature meant that only users who actively chose to share their chats were affected. The feature created shareable links. OpenAI is now collaborating with search engines to remove these public chats from their indexes.
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