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The 5 things that actually matter, each with exactly what to do 5 more for when your team uses AI What you can hand AI without a second thought
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Lock Down These 5 Things. Then Hand AI Everything Else.
Free checklist from the video: the 5 things that actually matter before you hand AI your business, plus 5 more for when your team uses AI.
- The 5 things that actually matter, each with exactly what to do
- Where to turn off model training in ChatGPT and Claude
- 5 more rules for when your team uses AI
- What you can hand AI without a second thought
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Privacy and security are not the same thing. The 5 things to lock down before you hand AI your business: two-factor, a password manager, model training off, never paste the keys to the kingdom, and check what your AI is connected to. Plus 5 more for teams.
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- A password manager, one unique password per toolOne leaked password should never open five accounts.
- Turn off model training, or pay for a business planChatGPT: Settings, Data Controls, turn off "Improve the model for everyone." Claude: Settings, Privacy, turn off "Help improve Claude." Team and Enterprise plans on both don't train on your data by default.
- Never paste the keys to the kingdomPasswords, API keys, bank logins, full card numbers, social insurance or social security numbers.
- Check what your AI is connected toEvery few months, open the connectors and connected apps (Gmail, Drive, Slack, calendar).
- 5 more for when your team uses AI6.
- Everything elseYour SOPs, your content, your numbers, your docs, your ideas.
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