What your AI knows,
and how to keep it yours.
Plain-language notes on AI and your personal data. No jargon, no fear-mongering, just what actually happens to what you type, and what you can do about it.
Is It Safe to Put Personal Information Into AI Chatbots?
Short answer: treat anything you type into a chatbot as if it could be stored, read by a human reviewer, or used to train a future model. That does not mean stop using AI. It means know the three real risks and the simple habits that neutralize them.
Read the note →What Does ChatGPT Actually Do With Your Data?
It stores your conversations, may have humans review a sample of them, and on the free tier can use them to train future models unless you opt out. None of that is hidden, but almost nobody reads the settings. Here is the plain version, and how to lock it down in two minutes.
Read the note →How to Use AI Without Giving Up Your Privacy
You do not have to choose between using AI and keeping your life private. The trick is a small set of habits plus one structural change: catch the sensitive stuff before it leaves your device, so you get the help without handing over the data.
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