noted 11 | 2087 ☆☆☆☆☆
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I started in this industry as a freelance-company-attached writer. During that time, we were always being accused of collecting the client's personal information with their "forced consent" because it was all part of the service package that they would be paying for. Students then, same as now, we're not conscious that they were giving away information to people they did not know. They only realized the problem with it once the late papers, additional payment after service, and blackmail months later. Now, we have students willingly submit their data to AI apps for academic writing, research, and what have yous. I cannot help but wonder, what sort of problems would the personal data that these companies hold present in the future? Do the same problem situations exist when using AI in academic writing?
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