US EditionWhy HR should assume every AI tool has been hacked at work
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Why HR should assume every AI tool has been hacked at work
Your employees likely use AI tools for research purposes, to summarise transcripts, or develop competitive analyses. While their intentions might be to introduce efficiency and stay current with the latest tech, they’re putting your organisation at risk. Because every popular gen AI tool has likely already been hacked, putting your organisation’s data and reputation in jeopardy. And these risks are exacerbated by the increasingly global relation…
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