ChatGPT: Since its launch in November 2022, ChatGPT, the most well-known chatbot on open AI, has garnered media attention. Reports state that it became the fastest-growing consumer app in history after adding one million users in just one week.
Humans are beginning to uncover some of the impacts of AI, such as its intent to wipe out humanity, as intelligent technology becomes a worldwide sensation. In this article, we will list the top 5 risks of using ChatGPT.
Top 5 risks of using ChatGPT
Privacy issues
Concerns regarding the security and privacy of the personal data needed to train and enhance AI language models are brought up by their use. It keeps track of sensitive data and user information, which could be dangerous if the information is misused. Concerns exist over the data’s processing, storage, protection, and access restrictions. Put simply, human trainers may analyse and assess all of your chats in order to assess and refine the AI model.
Plagiarism
The text that ChatGPT produces may be plagiarised since it resembles already published material.
Moreover, as ChatGPT is trained using patterns from training data, it lacks the capacity for original thought and inventive response.
Over-dependence
Dependence on AI language models may cause people’s ability to think critically and solve problems to deteriorate, which would be bad for society as a whole. It can impede one’s capacity for self-improvement and decision-making, especially for students.
Inaccurate information
Since ChatGPT is trained on a large volume of data, it will take into account any incorrect or missing data while providing answers. If you have a unique question, this might not work and could even spread false information.
False or misleading responses may be produced by ChatGPT since it cannot confirm the integrity of the information in training data.
Creating phishing emails
The ability of chatGPT to generate multilingual phishing emails poses the biggest risk. Hackers love that they can request a software update, a marketing communication, or a shopping reminder in their own language and receive a well-written response in English. Typos and grammar mistakes are typically used to detect these emails, although they are not always obvious, and it can be challenging to distinguish phishing emails without them.
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