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Work chats are more than messages. They record who asks for help, who approves decisions and how tasks move.

Those patterns can help train artificial intelligence to handle workplace routines.

Inc reports that brokers are seeking internal company records, including emails, Slack exchanges and call transcripts. Business Insider reported Micro1 advertising $100,000 to $2 million for company data.

Those are offers, not proof that any particular company received $2 million.

Your archive of carefully worded irritation has entered its side-hustle era. Somewhere inside all that professional restraint is a product catalogue.

The privacy question is what travels with those records. Inc reports that a company approached by Micro1 declined because it could not audit the removal of sensitive information before licensing.

Micro1 has its own process for removing or replacing identifying details. That does not establish which AI lab received any particular archive.

The useful move: ask what would leave, who could use it and how sensitive details would be removed. A licensing cheque is not a privacy test.

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