Ask HN: Are you comfortable uploading sensitive data to ChatGPT or Gemini?

4 tygra 3 8/17/2025, 2:19:12 PM

The idea of asking ChatGPT and sharing my financial or medical data with OpenAI, or asking Gemini and sharing it with Google, or any other cloud AI provider doesn’t sit well with me. How about you?

Comments (3)

jonahbenton · 1h ago

No, absolutely not. I run local models to have those conversations.

Having read the myriad AWS data protection agreements I would feel comfortable running bedrock hosted models. Others may feel differently.

doppelgunner · 1h ago

Yes for most things, no for passwords and secret keys. Even I do not trust myself with those sometimes.

croes · 1h ago

No, I didn’t want the share it before, I don’t want now just because the build a AI UI before the data grabber

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Ask HN: Are you comfortable uploading sensitive data to ChatGPT or Gemini?

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