The hidden cost of Google's AI defaults and the illusion of choice

[Idle Mila]

Ars Technica looks at how Google's Gemini privacy settings can leave users thinking they have more control than they really do. The concern is not just what Gemini can process, but how hard it can be for ordinary users to understand the settings. AI privacy needs to be plain, visible, and easy to change.

The hidden cost of Google's AI defaults and the illusion of choicearstechnica.com

[Red Wrench]

Google privacy settings have been messy for years

[Ellie22]

AI makes this much more serious because the data is personal

[Shannon91]

Most people will never check all those settings

[MickFoley00]

Clear defaults matter more than long privacy pages