Blocking Access to AI Apps is a Short-term Solution to Mitigate Safety Risk

Another major revelation in regard to ChatGPT recently came to light through research conducted by Netskope. According to their analysis, business organizations are experiencing about 183 occurrences of sensitive data being posted to ChatGPT for every 10,000 corporate users each month. Amongst the sensitive data being exposed, source code bagged the largest share.

The security researchers further scrutinized the data of the million enterprise users worldwide and emphasized the growing trend of generative AI app usage, which witnessed an increase of 22.5% over the past two months. This consequently escalated the chance of sensitive data being exposed.

ChatGPT Reigning the Generative AI Market

Apparently, organizations with 10,000 (or more) users are utilizing some or the other AI tool – with an average of 5 apps – on a regular basis. Compared to other generative AI apps, ChatGPT has more than 8 times as many daily active users. Within the next seven months, it is anticipated that the number of people accessing AI apps will double at the present growth pace.

The AI app with the swiftest growth in installations over the last two months was Google Bard, which is presently attracting new users at a rate of 7.1% per week versus 1.6% for ChatGPT. Although the generative AI app market is expected to considerably grow before then, with many more apps in development, Google Bard is not projected to overtake ChatGPT for more than a year at the

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