The Rise of Chatbots and AI in the Workplace.
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The widespread adoption of AI chatbots has raised data privacy concerns among companies, regulators, and industry watchers. OpenAI's ChatGPT, which launched in November, was taken offline temporarily in March due to a bug that allowed some users to see other users' chat history. Companies like JPMorgan Chase have clamped down on employees' use of ChatGPT due to compliance concerns. The biggest privacy concern for most companies is the inadvertent disclosure of sensitive information. Users should not put anything into these tools they don't want to assume will be shared with others.
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