She has apparently jumped in big time re personal info, even proprietary info shared with AI.
I had all the same privacy questions. Overall, I'm very concerned about privacy, period. Unwittingly, people reveal their whole lives on social media (or friends reveal it for them through their posts), or through surveys, article comments, etc.
Maybe privacy has been invaded so much by banks on mortgage applications, or this and that health organization buying another and then another until everyone knows your medical history, not to mention insurance companies, or employers doing background checks, and credit reporting agencies being hacked, etc, that it's too late to worry about AI and privacy. With our national defense so skinny and in such disrepair, we better pray we aren't successfully invaded because no one is safe from digital prying and control anymore. So again, maybe getting personal with AI is moot.
Joanna Stern recently published this AI article in WSJ: https://www.wsj.com/tech/personal-tech/chatgpt-claude-deepseek-ai-features-compared-c5e1483c?mod=tech_trendingnow_article_pos2.
She has apparently jumped in big time re personal info, even proprietary info shared with AI.
I had all the same privacy questions. Overall, I'm very concerned about privacy, period. Unwittingly, people reveal their whole lives on social media (or friends reveal it for them through their posts), or through surveys, article comments, etc.
Maybe privacy has been invaded so much by banks on mortgage applications, or this and that health organization buying another and then another until everyone knows your medical history, not to mention insurance companies, or employers doing background checks, and credit reporting agencies being hacked, etc, that it's too late to worry about AI and privacy. With our national defense so skinny and in such disrepair, we better pray we aren't successfully invaded because no one is safe from digital prying and control anymore. So again, maybe getting personal with AI is moot.