Security Bans Slow Corporate AI Adoption

When large tech firms prohibit employees from using third‑party AI tools for security reasons, they can fragment internal tooling, create competing internal projects, and reduce engineers' access to the most effective workflows. That governance tradeoff can slow product development and cede market share to more permissive rivals. — This reframes debates about corporate security policy as a public‑interest issue: internal bans can affect market competition, national AI capability, and labor productivity, not just safety.