"ChatGPT is not a diary, therapist, lawyer, or friend": LinkedIn user warns against oversharing everything with AI

ChatGPT may feel like a safe space, but legally, it isn't. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman confirmed that anything typed into ChatGPT could be used as evidence in court. Indian CA and entrepreneur Shreya Jaiswal expanded on this warning in a now-viral post, highlighting just how risky it can be to share personal or sensitive information with AI. With no legal privilege or confidentiality, users may unknowingly be creating a digital paper trail that could resurface in lawsuits or audits.