This was reported by CNBC, according to a report from Ukrinform.

“Due to security and data issues, some AI tools are no longer available to employees,” Microsoft said in a statement on its internal website. said.

The company said that Microsoft has invested in OpenAI and that ChatGPT has built-in protections to prevent misuse, that “the website is a third-party external service” and that employees are advised to “exercise caution when using it due to privacy and security risks.” “ The advice also applies to other external AI services like Midjourney or Replika.

Microsoft later stated that the temporary blocking of ChatGPT was an error resulting from system testing for major language models.

“We tested endpoint controls for LLM and accidentally enabled them for all employees. We turned them back on shortly after discovering the bug. We encourage employees and customers to use services like Bing Chat Enterprise and ChatGPT Enterprise, which have higher levels of security, privacy, and security. ” said a company representative.

Microsoft’s update suggests people use its own Bing Chat tool, which is based on the OpenAI artificial intelligence model. This year, Microsoft announced the release of updates to the Windows operating system and Office applications that leverage OpenAI services running on the Microsoft Azure cloud infrastructure.

As reported by Ukrinform, Microsoft plans to implement its artificial intelligence-based Copilot-based personal assistant for the Windows 10 operating system.