The article you're reading states...
"We took comprehensive steps to _contain_ and eradicate unauthorized access"
That's a breach my friend.
If someone phishes your gmail account, there is no gmail breach.
I really don't understand the point in downplaying this shitshow.
Every time a google tag is included on a page a ton of sensitive data gets sent to another party than the one whose website you are visiting.
Whether it was wise or not for OpenAI to share this information with Mixpanel is another thing, personally I think they should not have but OpenAI in turn is also used by lots of companies and given their private data and so on.
This layercake of trust only needs on party to mess up for a breach to become reality. What I'm interested in is whether or not it was just OpenAI's data that was lifted or also other Mixpanel customers.
And it's easy to let things like names and emails slip through.
Also probably people on the product marketing team want to have identifying info in their dashboards of top users and churn risks and whatever, and someone has to be the one to tell them no.
It's just a very weazel-worded disclosure. Most definitely a breach.