26 minutes ago
Every company wants AI now. Internal chatbots, coding assistants, agents connected to company systems... apparently everything needs an AI these days.
What's funny is how easily they throw company data into these things. Internal docs, source code, customer info, sometimes even stuff that should never leave their network. And don't get me started on agents with access to internal tools. Give a model access to files, email and APIs, then act surprised when something goes wrong.
Also, everyone keeps saying local models are safer, but what happens when the setup itself is a mess? Companies never learn. They keep throwing internal data at every new AI tool and then act surprised when something gets exposed.
What's funny is how easily they throw company data into these things. Internal docs, source code, customer info, sometimes even stuff that should never leave their network. And don't get me started on agents with access to internal tools. Give a model access to files, email and APIs, then act surprised when something goes wrong.
Also, everyone keeps saying local models are safer, but what happens when the setup itself is a mess? Companies never learn. They keep throwing internal data at every new AI tool and then act surprised when something gets exposed.