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Adding AI disclosure to LGL readme. #14348

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    • Added a cautionary note in the README for the Little Green Light API, advising users against connecting their accounts with AI services like ChatGPT to protect personal data privacy.

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The changes involve an update to the README file for the Little Green Light API. A new cautionary note has been added, advising users against connecting their LGL accounts with AI services such as ChatGPT due to potential risks related to the unintended use of personal data. This update does not modify any existing functionality or examples within the documentation.

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components/little_green_light/README.md Added a note advising against connecting LGL accounts with AI services like ChatGPT due to data privacy risks.

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In the garden where data blooms,
A caution whispers, dispelling glooms.
"Beware," it says, "of AI's embrace,
Protect your info, keep it in place!"
Little Green Light shines bright and clear,
Safeguard your secrets, hold them dear! 🌱✨


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5-6: Approve the privacy warning and suggest improvements.

The addition of this privacy warning is valuable and addresses an important concern. However, consider the following suggestions to enhance its effectiveness:

  1. Improve visibility by using markdown formatting:

    > **Warning**: Little Green Light strongly recommends against connecting your LGL account with any AI services like ChatGPT, as that could lead to unintended use of personal data.
  2. Provide more context about the specific risks and potential consequences.

  3. If possible, offer guidance on safe practices or alternatives for users who might be considering AI integration.

Consider applying these changes to improve the note's impact and usefulness.

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Looks great!

@malexanderlim malexanderlim merged commit 10ab585 into master Oct 18, 2024
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@malexanderlim malexanderlim deleted the lgl-readme branch October 18, 2024 00:06
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