A practical, no-jargon playbook for small business owners: find out what's really being pasted into AI tools, protect customer data, and roll out a one-page AI policy your people will actually follow. Without banning anything.
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of knowledge workers admit using AI tools their employer hasn't approved.
of executives are confident they know which AI tools are being used. Both can't be right.
of UK employees have used unapproved consumer AI tools at work.
Sources: Okta/Apprize360 survey, March 2026 (via The Register); Censuswide survey for Microsoft, 2,000+ UK employees (via Nasstar).
A permanent ban usually moves AI use to personal phones where you see nothing. A short pause while you pick approved tools can make sense. The book shows how to decide.
No. It's a practical management guide. It tells you what to check and when to ask a lawyer or data protection adviser.
No. It's written for owners and managers, not IT departments.
Roughly 3 to 50 people. Larger organisations will still find the policy and checklists useful.
Yes, AI tools assisted with drafting. Everything was reviewed and edited by the author, which is exactly the process the book recommends.
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