New study finds bosses are far more comfortable sharing work documents with AI than their employees — despite the security risks

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• Company chiefs are farming off more work to AI than their underlings, a new study suggests
• Almost 40% of C-suite leaders are relying on AI to complete tasks, despite privacy and security implications
• The survey, by Adobe Acrobat, explored the use of AI in workplaces across the UK

New research has demonstrated a an apparent disconnect between AI use and responsibilities concerning sensitive data.