Yes - to me, this is a much more obvious hazard than the copyright arguments back and forth around the training data. There's no way any reasonable corporate l

Yes - to me, this is a much more obvious hazard than the copyright arguments back and forth around the training data. There's no way any reasonable corporate legal or risk department should or would allow this plug-in to be installed on their developers' computers, for this reason alone. I am surprised this is not being talked about more, given the massive conversation around the regurgitation / rote learning arguments.