
What happened
KWCH published guidance advising users to keep certain personal information out of AI chatbots to protect their privacy.
Why it matters
The advice points to privacy risks for anyone who shares sensitive details with AI chatbots, per KWCH's guidance.
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KWCH's guidance arrives as AI chatbots are widely used by general consumers, and it focuses on the personal information users should avoid sharing with them. The advice treats what goes into a chatbot as a privacy decision, not just a convenience one.
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