A practical, human guide for teams trying to reduce risky copy/paste into external AI tools
A practical, human guide for teams trying to reduce risky copy/paste into external AI tools
Let’s start with the real problem.
Most teams are not using ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, Canva, or other AI tools because they want to break security policy. They use them because they are busy, under pressure, and trying to get work done.
A developer needs help with an error message.
A security engineer needs the latest data-handling rule.
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