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Which AI chatbot is the best at protecting your data and which is the worst?

News RoomBy News RoomJune 25, 2025
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The Insight on Mistral AI’s Le Chat Model From Incogni’s Privacy Risk Assessment

Mistral AI’s Le Chat model has emerged as the least privacy-invasive generative AI, according to Incogni’s recent analysis of 15 artificial intelligence (AI) platforms, including OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Meta AI’s GPT-3, and ChineseDeepSeek. The research, published on GMT+2 Í Í Ó Ì ï) Í Í) Í), aimed to evaluate the privacy risks of various large language models (LLMs) by applying(parsed and reassessed) 11 comprehensive criteria outlined by Incogni.

The key findings reminding the norm is the Le Chat model, which is characterized by its limited data collection and alignment with a clear, transparent privacy policy. Mistral leverages “limited” personal data, which indicates that privacy practices are relatively high, as it avoids the need for complex privacy safeguards and relies on straightforward measures. This model is particularly notable for its adherence to a clear privacy policy explained to users, ensuring that user information is deployed efficiently and securely. Mistral’s transparent mechanisms for data sharing further highlight its reducing of privacy risks compared to other models.

The study also highlighted the growing awareness of privacy concerns among companies competing in AI-driven services. Axiol, a company founded by Elon Musk, came in third, along with Metis (formerly XAI) and Ambensa. While all these models had some transparency, their mechanisms for handling user-generated prompts, data collection, and interactions with AI models raised valid concerns. Axiol, for instance, provided insights on secure channels for sharing training data, while Metis emphasized robust security practices. However, their mechanisms for communicating with users about personal data were often vague.

The analysts also made a significant point about the depth of privacy risks inherent in these models. Mistral, by design, collects limited data, which reduces the breaching potential of its privacy policies. This model falls under the most privacy-invasive ranking, with a focus on transparency and data security. Meta AI, on the other hand, was the most privacy invasive, though its exact mechanisms remain unclear. Similarly, GPT-3, while widely deployed, also faced significant privacy concerns.

The findings underscore the need for transparency and control among companies aiming to protect user data rights. While Axiol, Metis, and Ambessenger showed promise in their mechanisms, their transparency remains a point of improvement. Mistral’s minimalist approach to data collection also offers a clear advantage in reducing privacy risks. However, like its competitors, Mistral’s reliance on mathematical formulas and vast datasets can expose sensitive user data through these, indicating a potential for misuse.

In conclusion, Mistral’s LeChat model represents a rare exception in achieving privacy rather than onerousness. It strikes a delicate balance between transparency, data security, and user trust. While it passes some industry benchmarks, its approach to privacy remains a matter for further refinement. Companies relying on such models will need to invest more in ensuring user control over their data, as well as in developing mechanisms for safer use of AI-generated content.

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