It is, firstly there are legal agreements when you’re an enterprise user of such solution then there are various tools like DLP solutions that integrate with cl

It is, firstly there are legal agreements when you’re an enterprise user of such solution then there are various tools like DLP solutions that integrate with cloud/SAAS services such as Google Docs or Officer 365 and lastly there are CASB solutions that allow you to control how corporate users use those solutions in the first place. E.G. you’ll probably be able to use the corporate account to sign into the corporate Google Docs or O365 instance but if you try to sign into your own it would be blocked and likely also reported on so you might get a call from SecOps down the line. OpenAI currently offers none of it and more importantly it openly uses the data that users submit to it as well as the responses for additional training and any other purpose they might come up with. As for browsers these are also often also configured not to send data outside of the company and yes it’s possible. Windows 11 web search and other features would also likely be disabled on your corporate device.