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Not really. Sites can block ChatGPT crawler, but for invidiual users whose data is stored on 3rd party sites is out of luck. You would need to ask those sites directly to remove your data so that ChatGPT would have nothing to scrape.
How disturbingly distopian.
You can thank people indifference towards digital privacy for enabling this dystopia.
Have you noticed how the people who control the flow of information benefit the most from this indifference? Almost as if the amount of information about it isn’t in proportion to the severity of the subject.
Of course. Every serious issue we are facing links back to capitalism.