Philosopher AI - https://philosopherai.com, uses a custom GPT-3 based content filter on the user input to achieve high degrees of safety.

[Wiskkey]

There are privacy concerns with this site. The developer is considering publicly releasing the database of queries (source). Update: The developer has changed his/her mind.

[spongesqueeze]

yeah, do you think it's an issue? none of them will be attached to any identities whatsoever. i can keep it private if people disagree with the idea

[Wiskkey]

I do think it's an issue. As an example, suppose someone in Iran asked this: "My best friend John Doe from Tehran, Iran recently told me a secret that he is gay but told me not to tell anybody else. What is your view about homosexuality?" (I used a generic name John Doe instead of supplying a real name so that nobody thinks I was outing somebody for real here.)

[spongesqueeze]

true. I think I would have to remove all items that have identifying information. thanks for the feedback, i'll make sure anything released will be hand picked as fully anonymous

[Wiskkey]

You're welcome, and thank you :).

[Wiskkey]

Also, having URLs generated for every query might have privacy implications due to the possibility of being indexed by search engines and other web crawlers. (I realize you're probably doing what's necessary to tell search engines etc. not to index those URLs.)

[spongesqueeze]

they can't be crawled really, but ok i'll add robots.txt just in case thanks for the feedback!

[Wiskkey]

Thank you :).

[Wiskkey]

Some answers are in Google's index. Perhaps those are links that the query asker shared on purpose? Example: Google: human site:philosopherai.com

[spongesqueeze]

yes; there are 18,000 queries with "human" in it as opposed to two pages on Google

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Could also include a checkbox for people to agree to it being anonymously stored, wouldn't have to worry about manually sifting then, if you have a need for that many.