How concerned are you from a data security or privacy perspective about inputting proprietary/insider information into a generative AI tool?

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Extremely concerned39%

Very concerned32%

Moderately concerned22%

Slightly concerned4%

Not at all concerned

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Director of Other in Finance (non-banking)2 years ago

Firms should put policies in place to cover the approved use of generative AI tools. I was also encouraged to hear ChatGPT has introduced a privacy setting that will exclude capturing your query in the tool for training purposes.  This is now live in ChatGPT3 and above.

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