That also seems wild to me. It doesn't even seem to be questioned whether giving Microsoft a copy of every email you send is a good idea. Even when the emails a

That also seems wild to me. It doesn't even seem to be questioned whether giving Microsoft a copy of every email you send is a good idea. Even when the emails are about contract terms with Microsoft, the conflict of interest doesn't seem to worry anyone. This whole announcement is "look how good we are at reading your internal documents" and I still don't think it's going to register on the threat model. Fortunately we can definitely trust Microsoft not to do anything unethical in the name of profits. P.s. I had a totally unsuccessful conversation with a security person who believed that the AI powered network scanning stack they used kept them safe. Secret software stack running CI on AWS, email through Microsoft. All the IP they cared about literally stored outside their fortified local network.