Privacy risks to watch and simple ways to protect yourself
MIT Finds a Way to Train AI on Your Phone Without Exposing Your Data Every time you ask a smartphone assistant a question or use a photo-editing app powered by artificial intelligence, your data often leaves your device. It travels to a cloud server where the AI model processes it—and sometimes learns from it. That arrangement works well for speed and accuracy, but it forces a trade-off: convenience comes at the cost of handing your personal information to a third party. ...