Company-wide AI policy bans personal Claude/OpenAI accounts — employee asks how to migrate work undetected
Impossible_Rip3826 · reddit · 2026-10-27
A Reddit user says their company just issued an AI usage policy banning personal Claude or OpenAI accounts for anything involving company or client data, with termination as the penalty. They want to migrate work from their personal account to an enterprise Copilot/Claude account without IT finding out — noting managers already use LLMs with proprietary data. The thread highlights the gap between corporate AI governance and actual employee usage.
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