Privacy in the world of ChatGPT

Today, more and more people are worried about identify theft, financial fraud and other crimes that are committed by using people’s personal data. ChatGPT is an AI-powered natural language processing tool that allows you to have resembling conversations with chatbots and much more. The language model may answer to inquiries and assist you with tasks such as emailing, drafting papers, and programming.

More training and more data can have unintended consequences for machine-learning models such as GPT-4. When OpenAI released its latest text-generating artificial intelligence, the large language model GPT-4, in March, it was very good at identifying prime numbers. When the AI was given a series of 500 such numbers and asked whether they were primes, it correctly labelled them 97.6% of the time. But a few months later, in June, the same test yielded very different results. GPT-4 only correctly labelled 2.4% of the prime numbers. AI researchers prompted it with—a complete reversal in apparent accuracy.

The finding underscores the complexity of large artificial intelligence models: instead of AI uniformly improving at every task on a straight trajectory, the reality is much more like a winding road full of speed bumps and detours.

A shocking news says, OpenAI, is facing a dire financial situation as it burns $ 700,000 daily , with reports suggesting that the company might face bankruptcy by the end of 2024 if it fails to secure additional funding promptly.

Use caution and avoid giving ChatGPT sensitive work-related information. One of the most widespread misconceptions about internet privacy is that firms will secure your data just because a generic statement in their conditions of service states so. Financial records, proprietary data, information about consumers, and protected health information should not be shared.

A report says, there was enormous ChatGPT data breach from June 2022 to May 2023 demonstrates the significance of this argument. According to Search Engine Journal, over 100,000 ChatGPT account credentials were hacked and sold on dark web marketplaces as a result of the incident.

Secondly, OpenAI seemingly purchased the domain AI.com in order to redirect it to the web app for its AI-powered chatbot, ChatGPT. But now AI.com redirects to X.ai, Elon Musk’s machine learning research outfit — suggesting that the CEO of X (formerly known as Twitter) has come into possession of the domain ai.com.

Going forward, AI Models Can Get Worse over Time. Business houses must ensure that they have reliable data storage and processing technologies in place for safeguarding user data.