As artificial intelligence (AI) technology rapidly advances, many people are beginning to question the potential privacy violations posed by these tools. With AI assistants like ChatGPT and DeepSeek becoming part of daily life, have you considered the possibility that they may be secretly collecting your private information, perhaps even more so than current social media platforms?

AI is capable of analyzing your daily habits and preferences, and can even mimic your voice to impersonate friends. What will happen if these intelligent assistants evolve into potential adversaries? Can you trust that they won’t use the information you've shared with them against you?

Globally, there is active discussion on the code of conduct and regulatory measures regarding artificial intelligence. The European Union’s 'AI Act' is set to come into effect in 2024, imposing strict regulations on high-risk applications, while the United States fosters innovation through a more open approach but faces issues of fragmented policy. As China rapidly advances in the AI field, how countries balance innovation with risk in their regulatory measures has become a crucial topic.