Do You Have Anything to Hide?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning have become an integral part of our daily lives. Previously, these technologies were only accessible to researchers and enthusiasts, but now they have become mainstream. However, along with the conveniences these innovations bring, new challenges related to privacy and security arise.

Development History

Early versions of AI chatbots and language models literally "went crazy" after interacting with social media users. Companies like 微软 had to disable their bots just hours after launch due to their unpredictable behavior.

Current State

Today, machine learning has reached a significant level of monetization. AI products have learned to solve tasks well enough that users are willing to pay for them. Investors are pouring substantial funds into AI development.

Ethical and Legal Issues

Data collection for AI training often ignores moral norms, copyright laws, and robotics regulations. Your data can end up in training datasets without your consent.

Privacy and Security

Every time you use AI assistants, your correspondence may be used to train new versions of models. This creates risks of confidential information leakage. According to new regulations in the USA, including executive orders by President Joe Biden, major tech companies like Amazon, 谷歌 , Meta , and Microsoft have taken on the responsibility of ensuring safety in the AI sector. The White House published the "AI Bill of Rights" project, aimed at enhancing the privacy and security of U.S. citizens.

So Hide? Or...

I am confident that everyone already knows about you, and it is easier to openly share information with AI to keep up with the pace of technological development. But remember, security must always come first. Is it worth revealing your personal data when there is no assurance of their confidentiality? The answer to this question depends on each of us, but it is crucial to be aware of the risks and to be careful with our actions in the digital world.