Remember! Don't Share These 3 Things With AI Chatbots

Three things that should not be shared with chatbots (photo: dock. unsplash)

JAKARTA Currently, chatbots are an inseparable platform in carrying out daily activities. Many take advantage of this platform to ask simple to complex questions.

With the support of Artificial Intelligence (AI), chatbots are indeed becoming an increasingly sophisticated platform. However, keep in mind that all technology needs to be used carefully because user safety and privacy are not fully guaranteed.

There are several things you shouldn't ask or share with AI-based chatbots to protect your data and privacy. Apart from the vulnerable data, there is a possibility that your data will be used for AI training. Here are some things that should not be shared with AI chatbots, citing from Makeuseof.

Workplace Secret Information

Chatbot capabilities have continued to improve lately. The platform can be used to find answers, develop ideas, or even summarize files. Even in a state of urgency, you should not summarize the company's files in chatbots.

Recently, a case emerged where Samsung employees used ChatGPT for coding purposes. Accidentally, the employee uploaded a sensitive code to a generative AI platform so that the company's confidential information was revealed.

This also applies to file uploading in any form and with any content. Review whether the file you want to be concise is very important and confidential. If the company's data is revealed, you may be asked to pay compensation.

Personal Data Details

Although chatbot conversations are private, keep in mind that this platform is controlled by a company and a special team. If you upload sensitive data such as date of birth, place of residence, and so on, your data may still be legible.

Your data can be used for detrimental purposes, such as spreading to third parties and so on. Therefore, just like other internet platforms, make sure not to share personal and sensitive data with AI-based chatbots.

Asking About Personal Problems

If you are having a problem or even suffering from a disease, you may want to share your story with someone. If no one can listen, chatbot can be an alternative solution to accompany you.

However, chatbots can only be used as friends to tell stories, not friends to ask for solutions. Although chatbots learn a lot of data from various sectors, including health and psychology, chatbots can provide misleading explanations.

You should not believe 100 percent chatbot words. This technology is developed by humans so that chatbots still have flaws in it. In the worst case, chatbots can provide inappropriate drug directions.