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How to use AI? (lemmy.world)

submitted 5 days ago by justanotheruser4@lemmy.world to c/privacy@lemmy.ml

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Hey all, until now I'm being super reluctant about using any AI tool. On top of all the privacy issues it obviously comes with it (I can't believe there are people talking to ChatGpt and literally teaching them how to impersonated!), I have a feeling that it only does jobs that you are capable of doing with other tools, but since it looks like a person and not a computer, people start to fantasize that it will do everything they don't know or don't want to do it and become numb and stupid. But, maybe there are some uses for it and at my office we will soon have access to Claude, so I want to explore it and check for myself. My question is what precautions should I take and what limits should I put on my usage? I thought about creating a new email account just for signing up, but obviously that's nothing nowadays.

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[–] dieTasse@feddit.org 1 points 5 days ago

Try Lumo from proton if you want to stay private. I was (am) reluctant too, but i found out it can be useful if I am writing something more official, NOT to let it do it for me, but the sentences I am not sure about, it can tell me if they are fine and explain why (and you can verify with easy search because you know now what you are looking for). It's especially helpful with my non native languages. Otherwise i did not yet find any other useful use case and I refuse to use it for dev.