As AI becomes a bigger part of how teams work, the conversation is shifting from how we use it to what we trust it with. And that's where things get interesting.
This Week’s Question:
What kind of proprietary information would you want feeding into an AI experience? What else beyond SOPs, onboarding materials, or user guides?
Do you expect to be able to customize how AI responds based on authorization levels or user roles?
A few things worth considering:
- What types of internal content (beyond the above) would make AI genuinely more useful for your team?
- Should AI responses look different depending on who is asking, a field user versus a project manager versus an executive?
- How important is it that your organization controls what AI can and can't surface?
Curious how different teams and organizations are thinking about this one.
Drop your thoughts below 👇
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