
- OpenAI’s CEO says using ChatGPT for therapy has serious privacy risks
- Your private chats might be exposed if OpenAI were to face a lawsuit
- Feeding your private thoughts into an opaque AI is also a risky move
One of the upshots of having an artificial intelligence (AI) assistant like ChatGPT everywhere you go is that people start leaning on it for things it was never meant for. According to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, that includes therapy and personal life advice – but it could lead to all manner of privacy problems in the future.