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Google added Temporary Chats to boost AI privacy.
Chats vanish after 72 hours, not used for training.
Feature rolling out in Gemini app and web version.
Google Gemini is getting further integrated into Android, and its web version continues to rise in popularity (dwarfed by ChatGPT at the moment -- market share currently stands at ChatGPT with 60 to 80% and Gemini at 13.5%). Even everyday internet searching has started to shift from the standard means to AI.
Also: I retested GPT-5's coding skills using OpenAI's guidance - and now I trust it even less
AI is everywhere, and it's not going away. And although it is an incredibly helpful tool (when always checked for accuracy), there are aspects of it that aren't exactly what consumers or users want or need.
One of the best examples of this is privacy. You know, the thing we should all strive for.
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