> He's not sure why the company has banned external AI. "I think it's a control thing," he says. They involve sending company IP to a third party to do whateve

> He's not sure why the company has banned external AI. "I think it's a control thing," he says. They involve sending company IP to a third party to do whatever they want with it. Or depending on your industry and job function, instead of your company's IP it might be other people's data and have contractual or even statutory rules about what you can do with it.