ChatGPT: Never get these 6 tasks done through ChatGPT, otherwise you may incur huge loss..
As soon as it was launched in November 2022, ChatGPT had more than one million users in just one week. Since then, people have been using it for studies, artwork, creating profiles, and countless other things. But it is not right to hand over everything to it. Here are 6 things you should not get done with ChatGPT—
1. Physical health checkup
It is risky to guess the disease from ChatGPT by writing the symptoms. It is not a substitute for a doctor, and wrong advice can worsen your condition. In one case, a 60-year-old man changed his diet on AI advice and fell victim to serious mental and physical problems.
2. Sharing personal information
Do not give your Aadhaar number, bank details, or sensitive data to the chatbot. The conversation on ChatGPT goes to the data bank, and it is not 100% secure. In Australia, doctors have been instructed not to write patient information to AI.
3. Instructions for illegal work
AI bots have security filters for illegal activities. However, you may get into trouble if you ask for illegal information. OpenAI itself monitors to remove such content.
4. Mental health counseling
Although AI can help with mental health, it cannot match the empathy and understanding of a trained therapist. Studies have shown that most people find human therapists more effective.
5. Legal advice
ChatGPT is a good tool for understanding the law, but consult a lawyer to prepare contracts, wills, or legal documents. You do not have any privacy agreement with AI.
6. Giving financial information
Do not share your bank account, passwords or financial details on ChatGPT. Chatbots do not have security like encryption or auto-deletion, which increases the risk of fraud or data theft.
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