Whether for software code, website copy, college-level essays, or even a birthday poem for Mom, ChatGPT has become the go-to for almost any text-based necessity. The generative artificial intelligence (AI) program is so valuable that when it launched on November 30, 2022, it took less than five days to reach a million users, a record adoption rate for online tech companies. With endless ChatGPT use cases, just two months after its introduction, ChatGPT had 100 million active users. In comparison, it took the popular online game Candy Crush almost a year to reach that number of users.
Days to adoption by a million users
Source: Statistica 2023
Today, ChatGPT receives approximately one billion monthly website visitors, and its active users have far exceeded 100 million. However, there are some users – like GRC professionals – who are proceeding with caution. Join us as we explore ChatGPT, its advantages for GRC and how we became the first to implement it in security Compliance platform - The anecdotes Compliance OS.
Practitioners operating in the Compliance space can’t help but have a security-first mindset when it comes to GRC and AI. For that reason, they are wary of Generative AI in Compliance and its possible pitfalls. For example, they are concerned that sensitive company data may be disclosed if employees enter confidential information into AI models, like ChatGPT, or that employees using the tool in their day-to-day role may inadvertently be using another entity’s intellectual property, which would open the company to legal risk.
For Compliance professionals to feel secure using ChatGPT for security Compliance, safeguards must be put in place. ISACA, the global professional IT association, warns GRC teams to be careful about sharing proprietary company data with the AI model and to ensure that adequate datasets are used to continuously train and retrain the AI model.
However, once those safeguards are put in place, there are many reasons for teams to want to start using ChatGPT for their own work.
Following the generative AI model’s proven ability to formulate a broad range of text, business leaders and investors have begun to focus on enterprise application use cases for ChatGPT. Here are five real-world use cases for ChatGPT and the GRC business function:
These are just a few examples. We are sure that you can think of many, many more.
What do all of the use cases we just mentioned have in common? They prove that when Compliance professionals utilize the power of Generative AI, they can expect to gain enhanced knowledge and save valuable time. But that's not all! Consider these five additional benefits of using ChatGPT within the GRC function:
It is clear to all that Generative AI has the potential to help the GRC function increase efficiency and productivity and scale their Compliance programs, as long as used securely. ChatGPT use cases include helping GRC practitioners with their Compliance-related queries, policy creation and research and analysis, to develop personalized mitigation plans, and specific risk-related guidance. GRC teams that grab this opportunity for growth by leveraging Generative AI technology are likely to gain a significant competitive advantage. Certainly, if your team doesn’t find a GRC solution with AI, your competitor will.
To help security and GRC teams navigate this new technology, anecdotes is the first tool in the security Compliance space to integrate the world’s most advanced Generative AI, OpenAI, into its solution. By either choosing from the query library or writing their own, customers can now enjoy contextual responses to their control, risk, and policy questions right from within the platform. To learn more about how The anecdotes Compliance OS can provide you better efficiency, accuracy, and 24/7 access to contextualized guidance, click here.