OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has sounded alarm bells around sharing too much personal data with an AI system, given that there are currently no frameworks in place to safeguard a user’s privacy. Notably, there has been a growing trend among young AI users to share their personal problems with AI chatbots, seeking relationship, life, or legal advice—largely because these generative AI systems have access to a wide knowledge base.
However, Altman rightly points out that conversations users have with a human lawyer or therapist are privileged—meaning the professional cannot be forced to reveal the details to law enforcement. The same privilege, however, does not apply to an AI system like ChatGPT or Gemini.
Sam Altman on using ChatGPT as a therapist:
Speaking on a podcast with Theo Von, Altman said, “I think we will certainly need a legal or a policy framework for AI um one example that we’ve been thinking about a lot this is like a maybe not quite…
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