Nearly 2 in 5 US workers have put company information into personal AI accounts, and most don't know it can be illegal

The amount of sensitive company data moving into personal AI accounts is not trivial. Nearly a quarter of all workers surveyed (23%) say they have pasted internal emails, memos, or documents into a personal AI account. Among only the workers who admitted putting anything into a personal account, internal documents lead at 60.5%. Yet, according to the Kolmogorov Law survey, only 35.6% of workers surveyed know that entering confidential company information into a personal AI account can be against the law. Fourteen percent believe it is at most a company policy issue, 6% see no problem at all, and a striking 44.4% simply aren’t sure.