YAHOO POLL: Should generative AI tools be restricted in the workplace over security?
Watching the rise of generative AI has been like re-living the excitement around the launch of the first iPhone. The boom and the quick adoption of the technology by the masses has made generative AI tools like ChatGPT transformative.
The sudden explosion in popularity of Chinese AI start-up DeepSeek has also added a new dimension to the conversation with leading Chinese companies already declaring they would integrate its AI model into their offerings.
However, companies in other countries – including Singapore – have been more cautious about adopting DeepSeek's flagship R1 reasoning AI model right away over data privacy concerns.
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A recent report by security researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and hardware conglomerate Cisco also claimed that DeepSeek's model is stunningly vulnerable to jailbreaking.
So, we want to know: Should generative AI tools be restricted in the workplace over security concerns?
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