A study by Stanford University found AI companies are training large language models on users’ conversations with AI chatbots. The practice raises concerns about companies’ privacy standards and their ability to use potentially sensitive data to train AI models. Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI Privacy and Data Policy Fellow Jennifer King said, with privacy standards evolving alongside AI development, “we need to weigh whether the potential gains in AI capabilities from training on chat data are worth the considerable loss of consumer privacy.”
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