Eh. I was the CISO at a HIPAA-covered healthcare company, and I have no problem with the way iTerm handles this. Nothing gets sent from your terminal, other than what you type into the separate AI prompt window. You have to manually enter your ChatGPT key. You have to manually choose to open the AI prompt.
I see this as not substantially different from a programmer having a browser tab open where they could type questions and get answers, just more convenient. If I didn't want my coworkers doing that at all, I'd push out a device policy adding a firewall block for OpenAI's API servers and then not worry about it at all.
I see this as not substantially different from a programmer having a browser tab open where they could type questions and get answers, just more convenient. If I didn't want my coworkers doing that at all, I'd push out a device policy adding a firewall block for OpenAI's API servers and then not worry about it at all.