Privacy Phobias of Using Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI)

Abstract

Despite rising personal and institutional concerns about privacy and data misuse in generative AI tools, these fears often overlook the fact that widely adopted platforms like Gmail and Outlook operate with similar technologies (cloud-based storage, machine learning algorithms, and server-side processing) without raising the same alarms. This paper argues that current AI anxieties are often misplaced, rooted more in novelty and misunderstanding than in actual increased risk. This paper presents a comparative analysis of generative AI and legacy cloud tools, identifying cognitive biases and institutional inconsistencies in data privacy concerns.

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