The AI aggregator leaked nearly 23TB of user data, or 17.6 million files, our researchers discovered. The information includes exactly what you’d expect: AI prompts, the machine’s replies, images, videos, and various corporate documents.
The AI aggregator leaked nearly 23TB of user data, or 17.6 million files, our researchers discovered. The information includes exactly what you’d expect: AI prompts, the machine’s replies, images, videos, and various corporate documents.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again.
Don’t enter anything into an AI product that you don’t want to become public.
That’s probably a good rule to follow for just about all technology honestly.
You’re not wrong.