tech ๐ค Your secrets with AI chatbots aren't private
A new DuckDuckGo survey revealed that about a third of people share secrets with chatbots they wouldn't share with friends or family. This figure climbs to 56% among self-proclaimed AI enthusiasts, while 43% of parents reveal sensitive things to AI. Companies can use this private information to train their AI systems, and law enforcement can obtain it via subpoenas. Many users were unaware their data was recorded, used for training, or accessible to their employers. ๐