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What stops anyone from claiming proprietary use in a company's AI?

I mean, what stops some slimy IT tech who is in charge of the AI for an entire company say, "And block everyone else from changing this or by anyone but me."? If they get to it first and the managers or owners of the company are completely tech slow, it could happen. What is in place or is there so…

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  1. 2026-10-08 17:20 · r/artificial
    What stops anyone from claiming proprietary use in a company's AI?

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