Aura study finds 71% share chatbot disclosures they would hide from closest friends

• Aura published an AI TMI market study flagging rising consumer privacy exposure from personal disclosures to AI chatbots.
• Survey of 2,000 U.S. AI users found 71% shared information they would hide from close friends or partners.
• Behavior stayed risky despite awareness: 66% worried about identity, finance, or privacy harm; 81% still shared sensitive data.
• Access risk stood out: 64% granted AI services account or personal-data permissions without understanding them.
• Scam impact was material: 58% initially believed an AI-assisted scam; 17% of those fooled reported losing money.

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