
What happened
Panasonic Group said on 2026年10月23日 that data on about 334,000 people, including employee and family personal information, was uploaded to an internally banned external generative AI service; the provider kept it 30 days after deletion.
Why it matters
The case shows that turning off AI training does not stop data from leaving the company — the upload itself violates internal rules and contracts, even with no confirmed misuse or public leak.
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