Alphabet, Google's parent company, warns about security risks related to its AI chatbot and OpenAI's ChatGPT. The potential for leaks demands a cautious approach to interacting with chatbots to protect sensitive information.
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Google warns employees about AI chatbot risks. Alphabet advises against entering confidential info & using code generated by ChatGPT & Bard. Other tech firms follow suit.
Samsung Electronics is set to launch its own AI service for knowledge search, translation, and summarization. This move aims to address security risks and increase work efficiency. The technology will allow employees to carry out a range of activities automatically, including purchasing and expenses management, specialized knowledge searches, summarizing data, translations, document creation, market analysis, reviewing, and generating code. It is expected to be available worldwide by February 2022.
OpenAI's ChatGPT is an AI-powered chatbot with various applications, but it comes with significant risks. Organisations must be aware of potential security issues such as employees inputting sensitive data. Hackers may also leverage ChatGPT for nefarious use cases such as writing clearer phishing emails. Snow Software technology can track ChatGPT usage, providing end-to-end visibility and minimising risk for businesses. Stay safe and secure with Snow Software.
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