Enterprise AI that won’t learn off your company’s data

Your company is in the market for an enterprise AI solution, but there are a lot of options out there — and you need to know what features should be on your must-have list.

In this video, I cover one of those must-haves: making sure your enterprise AI vendor will not learn off of your company’s data.

Want my recommendations on the best enterprise AI solutions to quote for your company? Ask me today.

Your company is in the market for an enterprise AI solution, but there are a lot of options out there — and you’re wondering what criteria should help you narrow the field. In this video, I cover one of the must-have features to look for in an enterprise AI solution: making sure your vendor will not learn off of your company’s data. Want my recommendations on the best enterprise AI solutions to quote for your company? Ask me today.

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If you’d like my recommendation on the best enterprise AI solutions for your organization — and you have 50 or more employees who will be using it — reach out and contact me. Send me an email or give me a call at 714.593.0011. I’ve been a broker in this industry for over 20 years, I know the industry inside and out, and I can save your organization a lot of time while helping you make a much better decision. It won’t cost you anything to get my recommendations — the service providers pay my broker fee. Join the thousands of other IT departments who have used me to help their company make a better decision in a fraction of the time. Also don’t forget to subscribe to the YouTube channel and go check out AeroComInc.com — you can read and write reviews on providers and watch videos on them.

One Must-Have Feature for Enterprise AI: Your Data Stays Yours

If your company is evaluating enterprise AI solutions, one of the first things you need to confirm is whether the vendor will put it in writing that they will not learn off of your company’s data. This is non-negotiable.

Why Does This Matter?

Here’s a common scenario. A salesperson uploads your company’s price list into the enterprise AI solution because they want help creating quotes. Simple enough. But what if that AI solution learns off of your company’s data? Suddenly your proprietary price list is part of the model’s training data — and potentially accessible to anyone using that platform. Your competitive pricing, your margins, your internal documents — all of it exposed because one employee used the tool the way it was intended.

That’s Just One Example

The same risk applies to any sensitive data your employees might upload — customer lists, contracts, HR records, financial data, product roadmaps. People use AI tools to get help with their work, and their work involves sensitive information. If the AI is learning from what they upload, your company’s data is at risk every single time someone uses the tool.

Get It in Writing

The fix is straightforward — before you sign any contract with an enterprise AI vendor, make sure they will put in writing that their solution will not learn off of your company’s data. If a vendor won’t commit to that in writing, that’s a red flag. Move on. Any reputable enterprise AI solution worth deploying at scale should have no problem making that commitment contractually.

This Is Just One of Several Must-Haves

Data privacy is one item on a longer checklist of must-have features for enterprise AI. I’ve covered others in separate videos — including PII recognition and redaction and SOC 2 compliance. Watch those videos or reach out to me directly and I’ll walk you through the full list based on your company’s specific needs.

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If your company has 50 or more employees looking for a great enterprise AI solution, send me an email or give me a call at 714.593.0011. I’ll tell you which AI solutions your company should be quoting and why, introduce you to the right salespeople, get you better pricing than going direct, and oversee the process to make sure you make the best decision for your organization. And I don’t charge you anything — the service providers pay my broker fee. There’s no excuse not to at least reach out and get my opinion. Don’t forget to subscribe to the YouTube channel, check out AeroComInc.com, and leave me a comment below. Thanks for watching — I’ll catch you on the next one.