43% of workers say they've shared sensitive info with AI - including financial and client data

Also: How Microsoft Sentinel is tackling the AI cybersecurity eraOn top of that, 43% admitted they had shared sensitive documentation in their conversations with AI tools, including company financial data and client data. But it's also always worth remembering that most interactions with chatbots get added to their training data; it's not strictly speaking private, in other words. On Monday, for example, Microsoft announced that it had added AI agents to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Paired with a lack of proper security training, this could land individuals and businesses hoping to streamline workflows and improve productivity in hot water. Today, some companies are even capitalizing on this proliferation by building AI tools to manage other AI tools.