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Study Finds 50% of Workers Use Unapproved AI Tools
- atonse 1y agoI do understand at some level why some companies would want to block this before the AI companies had enterprise offerings. But why would you block this once there’s a tier that legally protects your data?
- sysrestartusr 1y ago> that legally protects your data? because you're a company that knows what that means ... and knows what that means if you are an even bigger company ... did you hear Zuck speak in that super-official room full of super-official people?
- atonse 1y agoZuck? If you’re talking about Llama, isn’t that irrelevant cuz you run that model on your own infra? Sorry, I might be genuinely missing your point here.
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- ReptileMan 1y agoAnd the other 50% are lying about it.
- ben_w 1y agoNah, loads of people genuinely hate the entire category* — for various different reasons. * unless you count e.g. Bayesian spam filters
- hwpythonner 1y agoCan confirm some bans just teach employees how to be more creative. Like, say, hypothetically pairing a keyboard to a phone...