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Why Sharing Passwords With AI Is Always a Bad Idea
Even casually mentioning a password to AI can cause real harm. Here is why teens should never do it.
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- 1The big idea
- 2passwords
- 3security
- 4AI risks
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The big idea
Passwords with AI are a no-no. Even casually mentioning your password ('my Wi-Fi password is HotDog123') can put it in databases that get leaked or used.
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- AI conversations are often logged by the company.
- Logged data sometimes leaks (data breaches happen).
- AI sometimes uses your conversations to train future AI.
- Once a password is in any system you do not control, it is vulnerable.
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