Is Your AI Hologram Recording Everything You Say?
When you talk to an AI hologram, where does your personal data go, and is someone recording your conversations?
In this clip from An Hour of Innovation, Vit Lyoshin speaks with Raffi Kryszek, an AI Hologram Technology Expert at Proto, about AI privacy, data security, and the risks of sharing information with conversational AI systems.
As AI assistants and digital humans become more common in airports, hospitals, retail stores, and public spaces, protecting user privacy becomes increasingly important.
Raffi explains that Proto has a policy of not recording or retaining interaction data on its side.** However, AI holograms can rely on third-party AI services, and those providers may have different data retention policies.
This raises important questions about artificial intelligence and data protection.
In this clip, you'll learn:
- Do AI holograms record conversations?
- How Proto handles AI data privacy
- Why third-party AI services matter
- Data retention and conversational AI
- Privacy risks of AI assistants
- Why AI security and trust matter
As artificial intelligence moves beyond chatbots into physical environments, organizations will need to consider how voice data is processed, who controls sensitive information, and what privacy protections are in place.
Would you trust an AI hologram with your personal information? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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