Dr. John Padfield of BusinessReform.org analyzes a range of A.I. "assistants" and discusses their rankings where leaking your information is concerned. Millions of people are turning to A.I.s like Grok and ChatGPT to answer questions (about anything under the sun!) and cull information in a matter of seconds, which saves untold amounts of your time performing internet searches and gathering such information yourself. A.I.s are trained to be fluid and chatty (they're called chatbots), and their friendliness and ability to "unpack" and bullet-point what they deliver is unsurpassed. Plus, if you create an account, your chats and queries are archived to be continued or shared upon request (your request), or added to. Yet these bots are not always trustworthy ...