Limits and pitfalls in AI inputs

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Topic: Ai Input Safety

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Primary source: https://aismartventures.com/posts/what-should-you-never-put-into-an-ai-tool

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They are not covered by legal privilege when the tool's terms allow the company to use the input.

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Key points

  • Which work pattern is described for AI use on work devices?: About 45% of staff use AI often on work devices, and 67% of those users sign in with personal accounts.
  • Which sensitive category should stay out of AI tools when legal privilege matters?: Legal matters should stay out of AI tools. They are one of the six information types that must be excluded.

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When are user chats with a public AI tool not covered by legal privilege?

They are not covered by legal privilege when the tool's terms allow the company to use the input.

Which work pattern is described for AI use on work devices?

About 45% of staff use AI often on work devices, and 67% of those users sign in with personal accounts.

Which sensitive category should stay out of AI tools when legal privilege matters?

Legal matters should stay out of AI tools. They are one of the six information types that must be excluded.

Sources

  1. https://aismartventures.com/posts/what-should-you-never-put-into-an-ai-tool

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