How to keep your details safe in Chat GPT, Copilot and Gemini?

 How to keep your details safe in Chat GPT, Copilot and Gemini?

The influence of AI i.e. artificial intelligence is gradually increasing in all fields.

In the past two years, various chatbots have come into the market. In this case, the AI ​​chatbots are making the work of people easier as fast as they are collecting the user's information i.e. details. Because of this, data privacy has become a major concern these days.

In fact, during the use of AI chatbots by users, their data reaches the companies easily.

Something to note

There are various AI platforms in the market. In such a situation, how can users protect their details from various AI platforms such as Chat Gpity, Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini?

Companies use user data to train AI models.

Once you choose not to share your data, your data will not be shared with other companies. However, data already collected with AI chatbots is not deleted.

Google Gemini

Open Google Gemini in any browser. Then click on the activity and select the disable dropdown menu. Then an option to disable Gemini app activity will appear. You can also choose the option to delete the conversation data. After doing this, the chats cannot be read, although the data will be stored in the system for three years.

Microsoft Copilot

If you use Microsoft Copilot AI service, you can easily protect your data.

Microsoft trains its AI models from various sources. So, if you are concerned about your data privacy, visit the Microsoft Privacy Dashboard. Then click on Data Control Setting.

Then you will get an option to collect details for training the AI ​​model, close that option. By doing so, Microsoft will not use your information.

Chat zipty

Chat Gpity users, who do not have a Chat Gpity account, should go to the web browser and log on to Chat Gpity and go to settings. The box for improve the model everyone should be unchecked.

After opening Chat Gpity, users who log in to the Chat Gpity account should go to Settings and go to Data control. After that, the option of Chat and Training history should be closed.

Similarly, if you are a mobile user of Chat Zipty, open the Chat Zipty app on your phone. Go to the settings of the app and select Data control. Then the option of Chat and training history should be closed.

Google's new AI tool: You may forget but it will remind you

On the very next day after Chat GPT launched GPT 4o, Google released its new AI tool Project Astra.

During Google's annual developers conference, Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google's parent company Alphabet, presented a new AI tool.

Project Astra will be able to answer questions in real-time, just like chat GPiti Four Ole. This AI tool uses an upgraded version of Google's Gemini model.

A demo video of the AI ​​tool project Astra was shown at the event. Accordingly, this tool can also communicate with the user in real time.

It is said that Astra can be used through both the mobile app and the web.

In the demo video, Astra analyzed what it saw through the phone camera and smart glasses and answered the questions asked verbally. In that video, Astra successfully identified a series of codes and suggested the improvement of the electrical circuit and also identified King's Cross in London through the camera lens. It also reminded the user where he left his glasses.

Google claims that this new AI tool will see the world from a human perspective.

You may forget, but Astra will not

If you create a video with the help of Est, it will remember everything that is seen in the video.

It will also remember where things are kept. Even if you forget something, Astra can tell you. Google also claims that it will talk to you like a friend or note-taker.

Pichai, the CEO of Alphabet, has said that this year, the AI ​​tool Astra will be integrated into its Gemini app and other products.

Meanwhile, Google has also made significant changes to its search engine. Along with this, American users will now be able to read a summary of the answers prepared by AI when they search for something on Google.