Your AI Policy Assumes the Work Is Happening on a Laptop You Own
Most organizational AI policies are built around a model where employees work on company-owned devices, but that assumption is increasingly out of step with how and where AI-assisted work actually happens.
Why this matters: If your AI policy imagines a controlled laptop on a corporate network, it is already behind. People use personal phones, home computers, and third-party tools to get work done. Sensitive data moves through those devices whether policy says so or not. A policy that does not account for that gap is not really a policy. It is a document that gives leadership comfort while leaving the real exposure unaddressed.
Who should care: AI governance · Lawyers · Administrators · General readers · Policy
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