Protecting personal data

Personal data is any information about an identifiable person: a name, an email address, an employee file, health information, a customer history. Pasting it into a public AI tool can mean sending it to a third party, outside the company's control.

Under the GDPR, the company must know where personal data goes and why. A prompt that contains a customer file or an appraisal can breach that obligation, even with the best intentions.

Before sending a request, remove or pseudonymise names and identifiers, use only the tools your company has approved for this kind of data and, when in doubt, ask your data protection officer.

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