Microsoft Temporarily Restricts Employee Access to ChatGPT Due to Security Concerns

Microsoft temporarily blocked employee access to ChatGPT, an AI tool developed by OpenAI, due to security concerns. The restriction also affected other AI services such as Midjourney and Replika. This action came on the same day that OpenAI announced a DDoS attack on their system, causing global outages and delaying the rollout of GPTs. Microsoft stated that while they have invested in OpenAI and ChatGPT has safeguards, it is still a third-party service with privacy and security risks. The blockage was later identified as a mistake and service was restored. Other companies, including Apple and Amazon, have also expressed security concerns regarding ChatGPT.
- Microsoft Temporarily Blocked ChatGPT for Employees, Citing Security Concerns Gizmodo
- Microsoft briefly restricted employee access to OpenAI's ChatGPT, citing security concerns CNBC
- Microsoft hits Alt+F4 on internal ChatGPT access over security jitters, irony ensues The Register
- Microsoft employees temporarily blocked from using ChatGPT Windows Central
- Microsoft temporarily blocked staff from using ChatGPT: report Business Insider
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