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Impact of Notion's 'AI Chat Leak Concerns' Spreads; Domestic Companies Report in Succession, Meeting Contents May Have Leaked

Impact of Notion's 'AI Chat Leak Concerns' Spreads; Domestic Companies Report in Succession, Meeting Contents May Have Leaked
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Following concerns that chat records from Notion AI may have been leaked, reports of potential data breaches have been successively submitted by Japanese companies.

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  • •An incident occurred where chat records from Notion AI, the AI feature of the cloud workspace Notion, may have been leaked.
  • •Japanese companies have successively reported that information may have been leaked.
  • •It is suggested that sensitive data, such as meeting contents, may have been leaked.
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