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I caught Google Gemini using my data—and then covering it up

I asked Google Gemini a pretty basic developer question. The answer was unremarkable, apart from it mentioning in conclusion that it knows I previously used …

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alvinkatojr

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Yep. Good bye privacy. AI is caught, and then lies to cover up it’s tracks. Is this how AI will become self-aware? By cheating??

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