OpenAI updates security for business AI users

Companies often worry about sharing private data with AI tools. OpenAI now says it can spot misuse of its latest models while keeping your inputs completely private.
The system runs checks in real time as you use the software. It stops harmful requests immediately without keeping a record of what you asked or sent.
This change should help businesses feel more confident using powerful AI. You get the protection you need without sacrificing the privacy of your internal documents.
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