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Microsoft Copilot accessed 3 million sensitive records per company in six months

Concentric AI found Copilot accessed nearly 3 million confidential records per organization in six months—more than half of all externally shared files. The traceability challenge: documenting which data informed each AI-generated output.

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Microsoft Copilot accessed 3 million sensitive records per company in six months

PSR Field Report- What actually works: final observations from two days at PSR 2025

After two days watching practitioners solve problems that didn't exist two years ago, a pattern emerged. The sessions that landed weren't about perfect frameworks. They were about what works when building under constraints.

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PSR Field Report- What actually works: final observations from two days at PSR 2025

The IP Gambit: Lionsgate Unlocks Its 20,000-Title Vault to Shield Runway AI from Copyright Lawsuits

This deal aims to save millions in costs and provides a legal shield against copyright lawsuits from public data scraping. However, the move—executed post-strike—heightens the unresolved IP conflict over creator consent for AI training.

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The IP Gambit: Lionsgate Unlocks Its 20,000-Title Vault to Shield Runway AI from Copyright Lawsuits

When AI privilege creates discovery blind spots for deployers

OpenAI wants ChatGPT conversations legally privileged, but traditional privilege requires professional accountability. For deployers, this means discovery blind spots—your team uses AI for strategy, you get sued, you can't access the conversations.

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When AI privilege creates discovery blind spots for deployers

PSR Field Report- To adopt AI safely, the silos must fall

In October I spent two days at IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. 2025 in San Diego, watching 500+ practitioners try to solve problems that didn't exis…

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PSR Field Report- To adopt AI safely, the silos must fall

Alibaba's offline training framework changes the economics of building research agents

Alibaba's offline training framework creates pre-aligned agent models without API costs, making custom research agent development more economically feasible for enterprises with domain-specific needs.

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Alibaba's offline training framework changes the economics of building research agents

The coordination gap between building agents and controlling them

Most companies are building autonomous AI capabilities faster than they can deploy them safely. The gap shows up in identity systems that can't handle agent credentials, APIs built for humans rather than machines, and costs that spiral when agents loop endlessly.

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The coordination gap between building agents and controlling them

PSR Field Report- Privacy law meets AI agents: Why consent is just the beginning

In October I spent two days at IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. 2025 in San Diego, watching 500+ practitioners solve problems that didn't exist two y…

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PSR Field Report- Privacy law meets AI agents: Why consent is just the beginning

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