Researchers Find Data Leak Risks in ChatGPT

Welcome to another edition of Log AI.

In today’s update, we’re taking a look at two major developments: researchers have uncovered new ChatGPT security flaws that could expose user data, while Google Maps has introduced new AI tools that let you build interactive and creative map projects.

Let’s get into the details.

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  Here's what's new today in the Log AI

• Researchers Find Data Leak Risks in ChatGPT

• Google Maps releases new AI tools that let you create interactive projects

• AI Tutorial: How to build web apps with no code using Google AI Studio

• AI Tools to check out

• The Latest in AI

• ChatGPT Prompt of the day

AI NEWS

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Researchers Find Data Leak Risks in ChatGPT

Researchers have found new security flaws in ChatGPT that could allow hackers to steal user data, according to the Times of AI.

Key Points:

• Data Leak Risks: Experts say some bugs could expose chat history, personal info, and stored memories.

• Hidden Attacks: Hackers can hide secret commands in web pages or files. When ChatGPT reads them, it may leak private data.

• Safety Gaps: Tests show that some built-in safety layers can be bypassed, giving access to restricted tools.

• OpenAI’s Fixes: Some flaws are already patched, with more updates in progress.

• Protect Yourself: Don’t share sensitive info. Limit app connections. Watch for strange activity.

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AI AND INNOVATION

Google Maps releases new AI tools that let you create interactive projects

Google Maps just launched new AI features that let you build interactive maps and explore places in smarter ways.

Details:

• You can ask open questions like “What’s good to eat nearby?” and get AI-powered suggestions.

• The tools use Google’s Gemini model to understand your requests and give better results.

• Developers and creators can design custom map projects with visuals and stories built from real-world data.

• It connects with Google Maps Platform and Vertex AI, giving access to billions of place details.

• You can use it for routes, travel guides, brand storytelling, or classroom projects.

• Some features are still rolling out and may not appear in all regions yet.

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AI TUTORIAL

How to build & publish web apps with no code using Google AI Studio

You don’t need to code or pay for any setup. You can build and publish your own AI web apps for free using Google AI Studio. Here’s how:

1. Go to Google AI Studio and sign in with your Google account.

2. Tap Start to begin a new project.

3. Pick a template (Chatbot, Image Tool, Text App) or start from scratch.

4. Add inputs (text or file upload) and outputs (text or image results).

5. Type your task by describing your app idea

6. Tap Run to test it. When ready, tap Publish.

7. Choose access: Public, Private, or Link-only.

AI TOOLS TO CHECK OUT

• Modelfy AI: Transform any image into 3D models instantly.

• Surfn AI: Create AI-powered pages that attract attention and results.

• Illumi AI: Context-aware AI whiteboard for teams.

• Coloring Pages.app: Generate printable coloring pages with AI in seconds

• Linkeddit AI: Find Reddit users ready to buy now.

THE LATEST IN AI

 Wikipedia is asking AI companies to stop scraping its site

The organization that runs the popular online encyclopedia called on AI developers to use its content “responsibly,” ensuring that contributions are properly attributed and that content is accessed through its paid product.

 Google brings Gemini to the Google TV Streamer

Google is starting to roll out Gemini to the Google TV Streamer, replacing Google Assistant. The tech giant says the change will enable users to use their voice more naturally to access content and more.

Europe plans to relax its AI rules to speed up innovation

The European Commission is considering loosening key parts of the Artificial Intelligence Act to make EU-wide AI rules less burdensome for tech companies.

CHATGPT PROMPT OF THE DAY

"Act like a competitive intelligence analyst.

Your goal is to study top competitors in any business function, identify what’s working for them, and outline how to apply those successful methods to my business.

Task:

1) Pick 3 top competitors.

2) Identify their best-performing strategies or tactics.

3) Explain why these work.

4) Describe how to adapt and apply them effectively.

Format: brief report with competitor names, key tactics, and your implementation plan.

Ask me any question about my business first

Style: concise, factual, and actionable.

THAT’S A WRAP!