Internet 2.0 Conference's Experts Review The Legitimacy And Reliability Of Data Provided By AI Chatbots

One of the Internet 2.0 Conference's panel discussions reviewed the legitimacy and reliability of data provided by AI chatbots while highlighting how scammers use the content to conduct fraudulent activities.

LAS VEGAS - May 2, 2023 - PRLog -- AI chatbots have become ubiquitous in one's daily life. They help with customer service inquiries, perform routine tasks, and even give the company when someone feels lonely. However, concerns about the legitimacy and reliability of data provided by AI chatbots have recently surfaced, reviews the experts at one of the panel discussions at the Internet 2.0 Conference at Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, USA, on December 19-21, 2022.

One of the most significant issues with AI chatbots is their lack of transparency. Chatbots can be programmed to provide biased, misleading, or dishonest responses. Consumers rely on the data provided by these chatbots and trust them to make informed decisions. Chatbots providing unreliable data could lead to major consequences for the users. Another issue that the experts highlighted was the validity of the reviews provided by chatbots. With fake reviews being prevalent online, there is a chance that chatbots are programmed to offer fraudulent thoughts that lead users into thinking a product or service is legitimate.

"The increasing use of AI chatbots has led to concerns around the reliability and legitimacy of the data they provide to customers. People are still determining if they're receiving honest, transparent, and accurate information or whether it's been generated automatically by the software. In some cases, AI chatbots may generate false information, leading to customers being scammed or left without the required assistance," shared Kashif Ansari, Manager at the Internet 2.0 Conference."

During the session, panelists also shared that, as consumers, it is essential to review and question the reliability of the chatbot's responses to protect oneself from being scammed. A little skepticism goes a long way. First, check the chatbot's source and ensure they come from a trusted provider. Next, always look at the reviews and feedback from other users before engaging with the chatbot. Finally, ensure you don't disclose any personal information that can be used against you in fraudulent activities.

In summary, the reliability of AI chatbots has become a cause of concern. While these chatbots provide convenience and efficiency in daily life, one needs to remain cautious. One needs to question the legitimacy of data provided by AI chatbots and companies to prioritize cybersecurity. Doing so can help prevent scam offenses and fraud and promote the safe and responsible use of AI technology.

Learn more at the upcoming editions of the Internet 2.0 Conference about how AI and other latest innovations are revamping the tech world while staying safe from the prevailing online scam/spam and fraudulent activities. To know more, please visit www.internet2conf.com.