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Nearly 2 in 5 US Workers Have Put Company Information Into Personal AI Accounts, and Most Don't Know It Can Be Illegal
Most workers lack clear AI rules, and 64.4% do not know that sharing confidential company information with personal tools can be illegal.
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Nearly 2 in 5 US workers have put company information into personal AI accounts, and most don't know it can be illegal - The Mexico Ledger
Nearly 2 in 5 US workers have put company information into personal AI accounts, and most don't know it can be illegalThe confidential company document has a new address: someone's personal chatbot history. In a July 2026 survey of 500 employed U.S. adults commissioned by Kolmogorov Law, a California business-litigation firm, and conducted through the Pollfish research platform, 38% admitted they have entered at least one type of work informatio…
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Nearly 2 in 5 US workers have put company information into personal AI accounts, and most don't know it can be illegal
Kolmogorov Law reports that 38% of U.S. workers have shared company info in personal AI accounts, with most unaware of potential legal risks involved.
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