1 - Make a prompt in Google AI Studio
2 - Delete it
3 - Go to Drive > Trash and delete the trash file ("forever") something that will happen on its own after 30 days
4 - Go to a support page for recovering lost files and try to recover it (Google themselves state this needs to be done within 25 days)
5 - Conclude Google are being naughty?
Everything is working as intended. You made content, deleted it, deleted it from trash, then used the final failsafe within the described 25 day window to recover that content.
If you broaden the process from "immediately recover[ing]" the file to doing so after 25 days and it still works then I'd say something unwanted is happening.
Also posting this to a "Fuck AI" community with the opener "I am asking everyone who uses Google AI Studio to help with something critical" is unlikely to get you many volunteers. They don't use AI at all in there.
Hmm, honestly I would never believe that deleting a conversation actually delete any real data in the DB, let's be real, those companies thrive thanks to data collect and malicious behavior, top companies already are getting serious fines almost on a weekly/monthly basis by breaking the law and their own ToS, why would that be any different?
I would say chances that our prompts aren't used to train new models is close to none, and if we are talking about Google, I would come from the assumption that absolutely anything I type is sent, permanently.
Some people genuinely think that $B companies just don't even know what transit through their platform? Like they would just build a whole chat interface, invest billions but never be even aware of what people type through it? That sounds genuinely absurd in term of analytics, almost no product is ever designed that way.
This a confusing attempt at a gotcha:
1 - Make a prompt in Google AI Studio 2 - Delete it 3 - Go to Drive > Trash and delete the trash file ("forever") something that will happen on its own after 30 days 4 - Go to a support page for recovering lost files and try to recover it (Google themselves state this needs to be done within 25 days) 5 - Conclude Google are being naughty?
Everything is working as intended. You made content, deleted it, deleted it from trash, then used the final failsafe within the described 25 day window to recover that content.
If you broaden the process from "immediately recover[ing]" the file to doing so after 25 days and it still works then I'd say something unwanted is happening.
Also posting this to a "Fuck AI" community with the opener "I am asking everyone who uses Google AI Studio to help with something critical" is unlikely to get you many volunteers. They don't use AI at all in there.
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Hmm, honestly I would never believe that deleting a conversation actually delete any real data in the DB, let's be real, those companies thrive thanks to data collect and malicious behavior, top companies already are getting serious fines almost on a weekly/monthly basis by breaking the law and their own ToS, why would that be any different?
I would say chances that our prompts aren't used to train new models is close to none, and if we are talking about Google, I would come from the assumption that absolutely anything I type is sent, permanently.
Some people genuinely think that $B companies just don't even know what transit through their platform? Like they would just build a whole chat interface, invest billions but never be even aware of what people type through it? That sounds genuinely absurd in term of analytics, almost no product is ever designed that way.
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