As AI becomes embedded in daily office work, experts say the risk is moving beyond staff accidentally exposing company confidential information to chatbots.
By
Dennis Musau
Technology Correspondent
Nation Media Group
A manager asks her junior to prepare an analysis of a new market. The employee turns to an AI chatbot, queries it, formats the responses into a presentation and sends it to the manager.
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