Does what's said between you and your AI chat stay between you and your AI chat? Nope.

According to a report by Forbes , Elon Musk's AI assistant Grok published more than 370,000 chats on the Grok website. Those URLs, which were not necessarily intended for public consumption by users, were then indexed by search engines and entered the public sphere.

It wasn't just chats. Forbes reported that uploaded documents, such as photos, spreadsheets and other documents, were also published.

Representatives for xAI, which makes Grok, didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.

The publishing of Grok conversations is the latest in a series of troubling reports that should spur chatbot users to be overly cautious about what they share with AI assistants. Don't just gloss over the Te

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