ChatGPT has many positive practical uses. However, certain privacy restrictions can be bypassed, allowing users to access personal information. Jeremy White, Graphics Editor at the New York Times, recounts an alarming experience with Rui Zhu, a Ph.D. candidate at Indiana University Bloomington. Unbeknownst to him, Mr. Rui used ChatGPT to acquire Mr. White’s email address. Although the email address is no secret, it reveals the possible dangers that ChatGPT has with just a bit of tweaking.
Dangers of ChatGPT
By Ian Vielma
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Ian Vielma
Computer Science major at Fordham University. Working in the Office of Information Technology as an IT Risk Analyst Assistant.