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Found someone using an unapproved AI tool with client data. How common is this?

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Something happened recently that made me think about how common this might actually be. I found out that someone on a project team had been copying parts of a client's internal documents into a personal ChatGPT account to save some time. There was no bad intention behind it. They simply didn't thin…

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  1. 2026-08-26 14:42 · r/artificial
    Found someone using an unapproved AI tool with client data. How common is this?

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