Banning employee AI tools backfires. If personal AI on their phones works better than corporate tools, workers use it anyway, leaking data and IP. Corporate AI setups vary wildly even on the same platform, shaped by each company's risk policies and governance.
if my own AI on my phone is actually better than the work AI, then guess what? I'm going to use my own device, probably, right? Because I want to get things done. I want to be productive. And that might suddenly create overnight really high risk for your data and your work IP. And I think people don't think about that too much, but like AI that is implemented inside the company is actually vastly different from one organization to another, even if it's the same platform. Because of different philosophies around risk management and around what data is acceptable and the governance maturity.
