My Chatbot, My Confidant?” Protecting User Privacy in Generative AI Conversations
summary
Generative chat logs are used by default for training, with 230 million weekly health queries cited and examples where thumbs‑up feedback overrides opt‑outs and Gemini forces an opt‑in tradeoff if users want history. Regulators say GDPR can apply but demand real accountability; courts and litigants already seek mass discovery — notably 108 million interactions requested in a major copyright case — while crises cases (Tumblr, a teen suicide suit) and the Tarasoff duty raise referral pressure; Meta moves to encrypt WhatsApp AI.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Chatbot privacy concerns
- 10:54GDPR for chatbot data
- 28:43Discovery battles over chatbot
- 51:51User safety obligations
- 1:14:06Privacy by design in chatbots
- 1:17:00Summary
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