Survey: 1/3 of users share secrets with AI that they hide from loved ones
thisguyknowsai · x · 2026-08-28
Source
- Citing a survey by DuckDuckGo.
Key Findings
- One-third of AI users have shared secrets with chatbots that they would not share with their loved ones.
- Privacy Concerns: The majority of users were unaware of how mainstream AI services store their data and reacted negatively when informed.
- Implication: The author suggests this trend signals that AI is "killing love" and traditional human intimacy.
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