What AI privacy advice always misses

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• Nate B. Jones argues that standard AI privacy advice, which simply states “do not paste sensitive information into AI,” is correct but critically incomplete, failing to address how to actually handle sensitive work that could benefit from AI.
• This incomplete guidance “quietly handed the problem back to you,” leaving users to either manually process sensitive documents or forgo AI’s benefits for the tasks that need it most, such as contract reviews or performance reports.
• The real solution is to find a way to “strip out the name, the address, the number, the thing that actually makes a file sensitive,” allowing AI models to assist with the non-sensitive aspects of the content.