To prevent the leak of sensitive data, Samsung sent an internal memo to its employees to prohibit them from using artificial intelligences like ChatGPT or Bard. In case of non-compliance with the rules, employees can be fired.
Artificial intelligence arouses the mistrust of companies. It must be said that these tools feed on information given by users, causing leaks of secret elements. After several other big companies, Samsung’s turn to ban its employees from using AI such as ChatGPT or Bard, whose launch was missed for security reasons.
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Samsung prohibits using it in IA on its internal network
As we know, artificial intelligence, which must be controlled like nuclear weapons according to Google, store user data. Samsung takes the lead by prohibiting its staff from using tools like ChatGPT or Bard. A decision taken after employees disclosed sensitive information through the OpenAI chatbot.
Samsung has therefore sent a note to its teams as we learn from Bloomberg. We read that the manufacturer is worried difficulty in retrieving information transmitted to AI platforms since stored on external servers.
We ask that you agree to our security guidelines, failure to comply may result in breach or compromise of company information and therefore disciplinary action up to and including dismissal.
Interest in generative AI platforms like ChatGPT has grown internally and externally. As this interest focuses on the usefulness and effectiveness of these platforms, there is growing concern about the security risks of artificial intelligence.
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Samsung employees are therefore prohibited from using a chatbot on their smartphones, tablets, PCs and other connected devices from the company’s internal network. In case of non-compliance, employees can be fired!
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Is Samsung developing its artificial intelligence?
Bloomberg also tells us that Samsung is developing its artificial intelligence to translate and summarize documents. But also for software development. Nothing indicates that this tool will be intended for the general public but rather for internal use. A way to move away from external solutions like ChatGPT and Bard?
