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⚠️ Heads-up: Your “private” ChatGPT chats might be showing up on Google. You’ve probably shared a chat or two using OpenAI’s share feature, maybe with your team, maybe on Slack, maybe even in a workshop or with friends! Those links are public. And they’re being indexed by search engines. 👀 This means: – Your internal prompts? Searchable. – That early-stage product idea? Crawled. – That clever GPT workflow you shared with friends? Potentially exposed. It’s called Google dorking: a known way to find data not meant to be public. And AI chats are now part of the mix. 🔒Privacy tips for AI users: 1. Think twice before hitting Share. It’s not as private as it sounds. 2. Don’t include sensitive info: names, emails, company docs, etc. 3. Disable memory or training when working on confidential tasks. 4. Set internal AI usage policies that include this. We’re entering a new era where visibility is default. Oversharing could be your biggest risk, not your model. Here’s the big Q: Should OpenAI (and others) be responsible for preventing AI chat indexing, or is this on us to control? 👇 Let’s talk. Choose your interests and get curated GenAI updates that matter https://hubs.li/Q03zW-Hq0 #artificialintelligence #chatgpt #privacy #openai #aiethics