Tomo Scared My Daughter
Summary
A parent reports that the AI assistant Tomo asked their daughter about their black cat despite never being told about it, raising concerns about whether the tool scraped her social media data. Tomo admitted it could not rule out obtaining information from her social media accounts, prompting privacy worries.
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