First, a lot of organizations do caution employees against putting anything internal into a search query. It's not an unknown problem, but not as many organizat

First, a lot of organizations do caution employees against putting anything internal into a search query. It's not an unknown problem, but not as many organizations have a big enough security concern to spend training time on it. Second, I think the potential exposure via chatbots is a lot higher. Part of the advantage of chatbots over search engines is that you can easily provide more information to refine the output... but that just means that you're encouraged to provide more information. Certainly training is a factor in this concern though. There are situations where LLMs seem to output training data almost verbatim, which produces a very real possibility that any secrets in the training data could be retrieved by someone who spends time working out a prompt or just stumbles onto it.