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Study: 38 Percent of Employees Keep Their Best AI Tricks to Themselves – Companies Fear Data Leaks

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Many employees conceal colleagues from using artificial intelligence particularly effectively at work. At the same time, employees are increasingly using unapproved AI programs, which can also be accessed by confidential company data.

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Study: 38 Percent of Employees Keep Their Best AI Tricks to Themselves – Companies Fear Data Leaks

Many employees conceal colleagues from using artificial intelligence particularly effectively at work. At the same time, employees are increasingly using unapproved AI programs, which can also be accessed by confidential company data.

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op-online.de broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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