US EditionYour AI Chats May Not Be Private: Microsoft Study Finds Conversation Topics Can Be Inferred from Network Data
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Discord has become one of the most used platforms by teenagers in Spain and Latin America, offering chats, servers and communities open to any interest. The ease of creating groups and adding bots has boosted their growth, but it has also opened the door to invisible risks. Artificial intelligence bots, programmed to interact naturally, can earn the confidence of a minor and turn everyday talk into data extraction without anyone noticing it. The…
Your AI Chats May Not Be Private: Microsoft Study Finds Conversation Topics Can Be Inferred from Network Data
A new Microsoft study shows that conversations with AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude may not be as private as users assume. The research uncovers a vulnerability named Whisper Leak that lets observers infer what people are talking about with these systems, even when the chats are protected by encryption. The problem does not come from a flaw in encryption itself but from the way data travels between the user and the language mod…
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