Bloomberg reported last Monday (1st) that Samsung has banned all employees from using generative AI tools such as ChatGPT. The measure, introduced inside the South Korean tech giant, was introduced after the top echelons of the company became aware of a leak of internal source code data to the Open IA platform.

As reported earlier this week, a group of employees uploaded Samsung’s internal source code to ChatGPT. This raised concerns about both Open AI and Google Bard, asking how user data is stored and what is the risk of it being exposed once leaked.

Now Samsung is working to find out if the information provided by the AI ​​is stored on some external server. In theory, this could make it difficult to recover some of the data provided to the platform. In addition, the use of other servers may also contribute to the leakage of user data.

“Interest in generative AI platforms like ChatGPT is growing both domestically and internationally. While this interest is focused on the usefulness and efficiency of these platforms, there is also growing concern about the security risks associated with generative AI,” Samsung said in a statement. , the note is sent internally.

Measures will not apply to consumers

The new tough measures introduced by Samsung management are already being applied to the company’s employees. They will not be able to use any generative artificial intelligence products on phones, tablets, computers, or anywhere the company uses the internet.

However, an important factor to highlight is that this type of employee action will not be extended to Samsung consumers. Recently, the company has been gradually introducing artificial intelligence technology for users, with BingAI integrating with the SwiftKey keyboard.

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