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Businesses put at risk when employees use unauthorized AI tools at work
An artificial intelligence chatbot could help quickly clean up your presentation moments before an important board meeting. But those quick AI fixes can become a liability for the higher-ups you’re trying to impress. More employees are using AI tools to help them complete work tasks and increase their productivity, but most of the time, those tools aren’t approved by companies. When employees make use of unauthorized AI platforms and tools, it’s referred to as shadow AI, and it creates a risk that workers could accidentally disclose sensitive internal data on these platforms, making the company susceptible to ... (full story)
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