Experts are sounding the alarm on personal data sharing with AI chatbots. Reports indicate one in five Americans seek health advice from AI, raising serious concerns.
Since chatbots like ChatGPT are not HIPAA compliant, they shouldn’t be used in a clinical setting. Users should avoid sharing sensitive medical data to prevent misuse.
Stan Kaminsky warns, 'Remember: anything you write to a chatbot can be used against you.' Users must be cautious about the information they provide to prevent exploitation.
Experts advise omitting personal details from chatbot interactions. Specific questions should avoid sensitive data, using descriptors like asterisks or 'redacted' to protect privacy.
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