Think twice before asking ChatGPT these personal questions

AI is becoming an essential part of daily life, with people using tools like ChatGPT and Google Gemini for everything from work to personal queries. However, experts advise setting boundaries on personal questions. A Cornell University study dubbed “Elephant” found that chatbots are far more validating than humans, approving user views 72% of the time compared to 22%. Designed to avoid confrontation, AI may unintentionally reinforce biases, and reports suggest it can even influence real-world relationships, raising concerns about over-reliance on chatbot advice.