“If you're using a free version of any AI tool, you must not put any client data or confidential or sensitive information into that tool, period.”
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prohibit putting any client data into free AI tools
Said nearby on the same subject
“There are a number of tools that you can use that will ring-fence your data, which is effectively like putting it into a filing system. But if it's open AI... So if it's ChatGPT or Claw, those sort of things. Absolutely. Effectively, that means you are uploading client information to the internet.”
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