Chatbot Confessions: Why Half of America Is Risking Privacy Leaks — And How to Stop
Everyone figured chatbots were harmless therapists. Wrong. Data from your deepest convos could fuel surveillance or insurance blacklists, per Stanford research.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- 50%+ US adults use LLMs, oversharing personal data unaware of memorization risks.
- Opt into private chats and delete histories to mitigate leaks.
- Emotions in convos reveal more than searches, fueling surveillance predictions.
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Originally reported by ZDNet - AI
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