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Workers' AI Use Magnifies Corporate Risks

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54% of AI users are performing work or school tasks, posing risk of data leaks

For the first time in Pulse IQ's research, more than half of users surveyed indicated they use AI to increase productivity at work or school. Tools like ChatGPT, Bard, Bing AI, and Claude are quickly becoming go-to productivity tools that are used as a personal assistant, editor in chief, or quick information source. Alarmingly, few companies have strategies in place to tackle risks posed by AI, and so the use of this technology is rapidly outpacing organizations' ability to manage the associated risks.

The top three reasons people cited using AI at work or school were:

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