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Research shows that under certain conditions (such as a particular piece of text appearing at very high frequency in training data), models may reproduce verbatim content from training data, and in 2023 researchers from Google DeepMind and the University of California, Berkeley successfully extracted original fragments of training data from ChatGPT.
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9/9/2026
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