Artificial intelligence is creating convincing online identities that blur the line between real people and machines. What happens when you can no longer trust who’s on the other side of the screen?
Artificial intelligence may be changing how decisions are made, but it should not change who is responsible for them.
We rushed to connect everything before we built a culture of digital skepticism, cybersecurity, or accountability. Now consumers are discovering the hidden risks of AI-powered smart devices.
AI often arrives with a polite tone, a helpful answer, and a reassuring interface. But behind that smooth experience can sit data extraction, behavioral tracking, upselling, and business incentives that have nothing to do with your well-being.
AI can be helpful, comforting, and informative. It is not legally privileged. A practical guide to privacy, confidentiality, and protecting yourself when using AI.