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without sacrificing your privacy

Pls explain:

We also receive the following information from third parties when you use the Service:

Inputs and Outputs. When you use the Service to summarize or query web content, we automatically receive a payload back from the relevant [Third-Party Models] containing the contents of your query; information about the model queried (such as the name and version number); information about technical problems with processing the query, if any; the number of tokens required to process the query; and the model Outputs in response to the query. We do not store this data beyond temporarily caching it to process your query and return the Outputs to you.

Reminds me of the "summaries" from the 1975 Rollerball movie.

The characters in that corporate dystopia only had access to corporate-provided summaries of literature.

They couldn't access the original novels and works without high-level corporate authorization.

I will not be willingly adding any AI.

They should launch it into orbit.