You're pasting confidential work emails into ChatGPT to write better replies. Your coworker is feeding Claude internal financial data to build that presentation faster. Someone on your team just uploaded proprietary code to fix a bug. Nobody thinks twice. It's just… efficient. But that data doesn't vanish when you hit send. It goes into training pipelines. Gets analyzed. Gets stored. And in 3-5 years when AI models are fully open-source and extractable? Your company's pricing strategy from 2024 could surface in a competitor's AI analysis in 2028. That NDA-protected client email? Patterns learned, context absorbed. You can't un-train a model. You can't delete what's already been processed. Companies are banning AI tools, so employees just use personal accounts instead. No logging, no oversight, no protection. By the time legal notices the leak, it's been sitting in training data for years. We're not automating work. We're creating the largest corporate espionage vulnerability in history. And calling it productivity.(Hanzo ㊗️)