OpenAI uses ChatGPT to catch leaks about its internal matters
OpenAI has rolled out its own version of ChatGPT—not for the public, but to catch staff who might be leaking secrets.
The AI scans emails, Slack chats, and documents for anything that matches info already published in news articles.
This new tool popped up after past leaks exposed internal drama over AI safety and leadership.
The upgraded tool detects patterns
After those leaks made headlines, OpenAI wanted a smarter way to keep things confidential.
Their upgraded tool doesn't just look for keywords—it picks up on patterns like sudden changes in employee behavior or unexpected contact with journalists.
By connecting the dots across different platforms, OpenAI hopes to spot problems early and keep sensitive info under wraps.
For anyone interested in tech or workplace privacy, it's a real sign of how seriously companies are taking security now.