AI is being integrated into various daily tools, such as web browsers and apps, significantly altering information consumption methods. However, the demand for extensive access to personal data from these AI tools raises privacy concerns. Apps like Comet ask for varied permissions, including management of Google accounts and contact downloads, which may not be necessary for basic functionality. Users must be cautious, as this access permits companies to utilize personal data to enhance their AI models, often without a clear need.
AI tools increasingly demand excessive access to personal data under the pretense of functionality. This trend raises concerns about privacy and data monetization.
The request for broad permissions by AI applications, such as Comet, often exceeds what is necessary for their functionality, potentially exposing sensitive personal and corporate information.
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