I'm curious how everyone here thinks about protecting their own data when using AI assistants and tools. Personally, I've started keeping anything with real names, financial details, or work docs out of chatbots unless I know the privacy terms, and I run smaller stuff locally when I can. It feels li
I'm curious how everyone here thinks about protecting their own data when using AI assistants and tools. Personally, I've started keeping anything with real names, financial details, or work docs out of chatbots unless I know the privacy terms, and I run smaller stuff locally when I can. It feels like the convenience is so good that it's easy to overshare without thinking.
What boundaries or habits have you set for yourselves? submitted by /u/masiha97 [link] [comments]
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