ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - On gameday in the late 1950s, former UGA and Minnesota Vikings quarterback Fran Tarkenton found himself in possession of an opponent’s defensive playbook.

“Holy Cow! Where did you get this!?” Tarkenton recalled exclaiming after a coach handed him the book.

Decades and a few Super Bowl appearances later, Tarkenton, now 85, is protecting business playbooks as artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into everyday life.

“The potential is unbelievable,” Tarkenton said. “But also, the risk is equally unbelievable.”

The risk stems from the fact that any information entered into an AI chatbot can become part of its data set and potentially public, exposing company secrets.

“We are loudly, consistently beating the drum of privacy and sec

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