'Shadow AI becomes a massive enterprise liability': New study claims most of us are now using unauthorized AI tools at work

TechRadarby Craig HaleJune 15, 2026tech

Workers are not just using unapproved AI tools, but also sharing sensitive business and customer information with public AI.

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