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Nearly 2 in 5 US workers have put company information into personal AI accounts

Nearly 2 in 5 US workers have put company information into personal AI accounts, and most don't know it can be illegal

  The confidential company document has a new address: someone’s personal chatbot history. In a July 2026 survey of 500 employed U.S. adults commissioned by Kolmogorov Law, a California business-litigation firm, and conducted through the Pollfish research platform, 38% admitted they have entered at least one type of work information into a personal AI account

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A busy parent's guide to students using AI

A busy parent's guide to students using AI

  “Just ask your phone.” It’s a common suggestion parents get from their children. Artificial intelligence (AI) now powers many of the tools kids use every day, from search engines and virtual assistants to chatbots and homework help. However, learning how to use these tools effectively and understanding that the answers aren’t always correct is

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