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AI is here to stay.  It’s just the beginning I think.

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78% of executives who say they're using AI everyday have no idea how to set up their own custom GPT or agent. This is coming to be considered a basic cost of entry right now. Not understanding how to actually create a simple AI system that you can use over and over again is like using a laptop without WiFi. If you don't begin to adapt,  you are not as far ahead of the curve as you think you are. 

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Advanced data and AI companies are now creating private GPT solutions such as Secure Gen AI. Generally speaking, the major difference between Chat GPT and something like Secure Gen AI, is that your data stays within your organization — and you can also add extra layers of security for roles, but at the same time, it can be customized based on your requirements. ​

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Remember that sharing sensitive company codes or intellectual property can lead to significant security breaches. ChatGPT, like other AI chatbots, learns from the data it processes. This means that any sensitive information shared could potentially be exposed to other users. This isn’t a hypothetical concern. For instance, as of February 2024, data breaches recorded an average loss of $4.88 million for companies worldwide due to every single incident. 

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When utilizing ChatGPT from public websites, the conversational prompts pass through Open AI’s servers, raising concerns about data protection and confidentiality. On the contrary, Private GPTs, are designed for private settings and applications.

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