Survey finds many Korean workers use personal AI accounts despite company bans
A survey by Fasoo AI indicates that a significant number of Korean workers, reportedly 77% or 8 in 10, use personal AI accounts even when their employers have policies prohibiting such use. This practice, often referred to as 'Shadow AI,' raises concerns among companies regarding data security and compliance risks. The findings are based on Fasoo AI's own research.
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3 outlets covered “Survey finds many Korean workers use personal AI accounts despite company bans”. All of them report the following:
- Korean workers use personal AI accounts
- Use occurs despite company bans
- Fasoo AI conducted the survey
- Concerns about data security and risks
- Practice referred to as "Shadow AI"
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The exact percentage of workers using personal AI accounts despite bans.
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