News organizations, including The New York Times, are set to begin searching ChatGPT logs after a court ruling against OpenAI. The data will be accessed through agreed-upon keywords, and although it may help illustrate market dilution, it's not considered essential for the plaintiffs' cases. Concerns have been raised about data security during the process due to the sensitive nature of the information involved.

A new exploit known as ShadowLeak has been discovered, potentially exposing sensitive Gmail data through vulnerabilities in the ChatGPT agent. This security issue raises concerns about data privacy and the implications of AI tools on personal information safety.

ChatGPT introduces "company knowledge" for Business, Enterprise, and Edu users, integrating context from connected apps like Slack and Google Drive to provide tailored answers. This feature improves decision-making by summarizing information and offering comprehensive insights while ensuring data privacy and security.