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Can you trust AI for health advice? 3 days ago | By Colleen Young, Connect Director (@colleenyoung)
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Mermaid and Linda,

On the topic of online banking (and AI), please always use two-factor authentication to log in. This usually requires a text sent to your phone after you have entered your password. AI can now figure out even difficult passwords with ease, so a second-layer of security/verification is advised.

And Mermaid I agree with you on AI for medical information. I don't rely on it but it is useful a lot of the time. I do verify the information with my Dr.

My best to both of you.

Joe

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Linda, Volunteer Mentor | @walkinggirl | Jun 2 8:17am

@heyjoe415 the two factor verification is used for our banking account on our desktop. I do not trust phone or tablet security - so I never access such information on those devices.

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