Five things you should never tell your AI about your money
TL;DR
The Washington Post warns that while AI chatbots make financial advice more accessible, they pose privacy risks. Surveys cited note that many users share sensitive data with AI—29% of global AI users entered personal information in chats and 84% fear data exposure—while research shows major AI firms train on user data. To protect your finances, avoid sharing sensitive information (bank details, login credentials, Social Security numbers, investment specifics) with AI chatbots and stay mindful of how data may be used.
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Column | Don’t tell your AI chatbot these 5 things to keep your money safe The Washington Post
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