Nagpur: AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Google Gemini and Grok are now commonly used for studies, office work and daily questions. They help people get quick information and understand topics easily. But experts warn that some questions should never be asked to AI, as they can cause problems for your health, money and personal safety.
Health advice from AI can be dangerous
AI is not a doctor. It only shares general information found online. Taking medical advice or medicines suggested by AI without a doctor’s check-up can be harmful. For any health issue, especially serious ones, consulting a doctor is the safest option.
Do not share personal or banking information
Users should never share bank account numbers, passwords, Aadhaar details, PAN numbers or UPI PINs with AI chatbots. Such information can be misused if leaked, leading to online scams or financial loss.
Avoid asking about illegal activities
Questions related to tax cheating, fraud, hacking or breaking the law should be strictly avoided. Asking such things can result in account suspension and may even invite legal action.
AI information is not always correct
AI does not always have the latest updates. Sometimes it may give wrong or outdated information. For matters related to money, law or important policies, information should always be checked from official sources.
Do not rely on AI for major life decisions
Big decisions like quitting a job, starting a new business or making large investments should not be based only on AI advice. AI cannot understand personal situations or emotions. Guidance from experienced people is more reliable.
Mental health needs human support
AI cannot truly understand feelings or emotions. For stress, anxiety or personal problems, talking to a counsellor, family member or trusted friend is the best solution.
Experts say AI is a useful tool, but it should be used carefully. Being alert while using technology can help protect your health, privacy and future.