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They are afraid that you will share personal or proprietary data with OpenAI. Not everyone is trained in handling with sensitive information, and it may be tempting for new tech users to just put in data and ask ChatGPT to do analytics for them, which can be a potential threat.

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There are interesting technical solutions for preventing sensitive informations from leaking that could probably enable a somewhat safe use of ChatGPT and the likes in a corporate context.[0]

[0]: https://www.cloudflare.com/products/zero-trust/dlp/

How is ChatGPT going to provide a response? It has to read the plain text.

Corporations are worried that OpenAI will use their proprietary data at some point, which might end up being memorized and regurgitated later.

I think the idea behind these products is that network requests and responses containing sensitive data never reach their target in the first place. So if someone tries to tell ChatGPT sensitive data, the outgoing request is simply blocked. Harmless content goes through, though.

> Cloudflare Data Loss Prevention (DLP) secures sensitive data in transit.

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