PagerDuty survey finds 66% of office professionals use unauthorized AI tools at work

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  • PagerDuty published a survey showing 66% of office professionals used unauthorized AI tools at work, highlighting widening governance gaps.
  • Data leakage risk emerged: 88% shared work information with public AI tools; 31% shared financial information or confidential documents.
  • Workforce impact signaled: 77% said AI restrictions limit career growth; 75% would consider job moves for better AI skills development.
  • Compliance appeared uneven: 53% received informal direction to stop; 48% faced formal consequences; 81% perceived different AI rules for leadership.
  • Confidence outpaced oversight: 72% said they know AI better than their tech teams, rising to 80% at companies with revenue above USD 1 billion.


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