Computerworld November 16, 2023
Gagandeep Kaur

In the absence of clear policies related to the usage of generative AI, 64% of the respondents in a survey acknowledged that they passed off generative AI work as their own.

Even as the popularity of generative AI continues to grow, there is an urgent need for enterprises to clearly define policies to prevent employees from using unauthorized tools, which can potentially put businesses at risk. This is a key result of the recent Salesforce survey of around 14,000 full-time in 14 countries.

A little over a quarter (28%) of workers are using generative AI at work and over half of them are using it without any approval or authorization from their employers, the survey revealed. Significantly, another 32% of...

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