Users are drawn to the experts regarding the information they share with ChatGPT and other AI chatbots.

In more detail, according to surveys, users use AI Chatbots very often for tips. Experts by making this observation warn users that they cannot rely on the answers given by artificial intelligence. They do not deny chatbots, as they explain they are easy to use and generally reliable. However, with regard to sensitive issues, such as health, experts argue that one should not be based on them.

According to the New York Post, based on Cleveland clinical data, 1 in 5 Americans, they seek medical advice from chatbots. Another survey by the company that develops Tebra medical care software, found that 25% of Americans prefer Chatbot to traditional medical treatment.

Given these, experts prevent users from communicating sensitive personal or medical information to chatbots. In general, follow the 7 things you should never say or ask Chatgpt and other AI Chatbots:

  1. Personal information: Do not share items such as your name, address or contact details, phone number and email address, as they may be used to track or identify you.
  2. Financial information: Do not provide sensitive financial data, such as bank account numbers or credit card numbers, to avoid stealing money or identity.
  3. Passwords: Never share passwords as this may allow unauthorized access to your accounts.
  4. Secrets: AI is not a person and anything you share with her may not remain private.
  5. Health advice: AI should not be used for medical or health advice. Always consult professionals for accurate and personal guidance.
  6. Inappropriate content: Notification of inappropriate content can lead to a ban and sensitive information may be made public.
  7. Confidential information: Avoid telling AI anything you wouldn’t want to be publicly shared or stored.