OpenAI will also surface validated technical knowledge from Stack Overflow directly into ChatGPT, giving users easy access to trusted, attributed, accurate, and highly technical knowledge and code backed by the millions of developers that have contributed to the Stack Overflow platform for 15 years.

One of the major selling points of "OverflowAI" is (was?) attribution; most LLMs don't provide any sort of attribution for where they're getting their information from. Directly feeding Stack Exchange content into ChatGPT or other OpenAI products sounds, to me, like that attribution is not going to be retained.

Will the users who actually spent time writing and contributing their content be attributed in any way when their content is fed into OpenAI's products?

OpenAI will also surface validated technical knowledge from Stack Overflow directly into ChatGPT, giving users easy access to trusted, attributed, accurate, and highly technical knowledge and code backed by the millions of developers that have contributed to the Stack Overflow platform for 15 years.

One of the major selling points of "OverflowAI" is (was?) attribution; most LLMs don't provide any sort of attribution for where they're getting their information from. Directly feeding Stack Exchange content into ChatGPT or other OpenAI products sounds, to me, like that attribution is not going to be retained. It says "attributed", but doesn't give any details: Will it cite Stack Overflow in general? The specific post? The specific user? Will this abide by the CC by-SA license that posts are under?

Will the users who actually spent time writing and contributing their content be attributed in any way when their content is fed into OpenAI's products?