A proposed class-action lawsuit alleges that OpenAI shared users’ real ChatGPT conversations with outside contractors without providing prior notice. According to a report by Decrypt, the complaint centers on a program identified as Project Lily, which allegedly routed conversations to external reviewers. The filing claims users were not informed that their chats could be handled by third parties. The allegations have not been established in court, and the source material does not provide details on OpenAI’s response or the lawsuit’s potential damages. The case puts renewed attention on how artificial-intelligence companies manage chat data and communicate their data-handling practices to users. For markets tracking technology and digital-asset infrastructure, the claims may be relevant to broader discussions about privacy, data governance, and trust in AI services, although the lawsuit is not directly linked to any of the crypto assets listed on this page.
