Artificial intelligence (AI) has slowly but steadily entered almost every aspect of our digital lives, giving us one of the most dangerous privacy concerns since social media.
But how do we deal with this new threat that is a matter of concern? It is a big problem to maintain your privacy in the era of AI algorithms. We say this because AI is making it easier for individuals and corporations to break through your privacy safeguards. But today we will tell you about some methods, which will help you.
Do not share sensitive data with AI chatbots
We rely heavily on AI chatbots like ChatGPT to compose emails and drafts, but should you? Even though AI chatbots can make your life easier by taking such tasks off your hands, they expose you to serious privacy and security issues.
For example, if you're asking ChatGPT for password suggestions, chatting about your health or relationship problems, or perhaps using it regularly to draft confidential documents for work, So your account is already full of sensitive information that can be misused.
Companies like Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI, which have some of the most popular AI chatbots in the market, will not use your conversations in the wrong way. But hackers can misuse it. AI chatbot profiles, like your ChatGPT account, are a prime target for hackers who want to understand what kind of information your account might contain.
Share details with care
Be very careful what you share on the Internet. The entire AI industry is built on data – our data, your data, everyone's data is in their eyes. The text you type on the platform, the photos you share on social media, and the videos and voice notes you share, all come in handy for scrapers looking for data to train their AI models.
Worse, because of lax laws covering access to data for training AI models, almost everything is vulnerable. Beyond the fact that your data may exist in a remote server around the world and be used to train AI systems, there are also serious security and reputational concerns.
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