AI agents like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, launched in July 2025, are smart tools that can plan trips, answer questions, or create presentations. For Indian users, they save time and make life easier. But there are risks to consider.
Why AI Agents Are Great
AI agents act like personal assistants. They can:
- Search the web quickly.
- Handle tasks like booking tickets or scheduling meetings.
- Help students, professionals, and homemakers in India save effort.
Privacy Risks
AI agents need personal info to work, like your location or calendar. This raises concerns:
- Data Theft: Hackers could steal your details if not protected.
- Unknown Use: You may not know how companies use your data.
- Sharing: Some companies share data with others for ads.
OpenAI disabled the “memory” feature in ChatGPT to avoid storing sensitive info, but users must still trust the company.
Safety Issues
AI agents can cause problems if misused:
- Wrong Info: They might give bad advice, like unsafe travel tips.
- Hacking: Bad actors could use AI to send fake messages.
- Overuse: Relying too much on AI might weaken your skills.
OpenAI monitors for harmful uses, but no system is fully safe.
Staying Safe in India
To use AI agents wisely:
- Share only needed info.
- Check the company’s privacy policy.
- Use trusted apps like ChatGPT.
- Learn about AI risks through news or forums.
India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act helps protect user data, but we must stay alert.
AI agents are helpful but come with privacy and safety risks. Indian users can enjoy them by being cautious and demanding clear rules from companies. Let’s use AI smartly to make life better without losing control.
Last Updated on: Friday, July 18, 2025 6:40 pm by Deepak Goud Kondakal | Published by: Deepak Goud Kondakal on Friday, July 18, 2025, 6:40 pm | News Categories: Technology
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