Data Privacy in AI: A Stanford Study Reveals How Your Chat Data Is Really Being Used

Data privacy in AI: professional woman at laptop in bright office with abstract chat overlays and headline space on right.

By Hajra, Clinical Psychology Research Scholar Data Privacy in AI: Stop Chat Training, Fix Your Settings Introduction Hundreds of millions of us talk to chatbots every day. We ask about health, pitch ideas, vent after bad meetings, and upload screenshots to get help. A new Stanford study lands one clear punchline. By default, your chats, … Read more

The Uncanny In Group: A Psychologist’s Look at a New AI Bias That Favors Machines Over Humans

Robots applauding machine-written copy while human prose is rejected, illustrating AI bias in content judgment.

The Uncanny In Group: AI Bias That Favors Machines Over Humans 1. A Mirror with a Glitch Picture an old school psychology lab. Two volunteers sit behind mirrored glass rating short product descriptions. One prose snippet is straight from a marketing intern, the other is drafted by a shiny language model. The human readers shrug, … Read more