Microsoft’s CEO, Satya Nadella, has sounded a cautionary note for businesses: placing excessive trust in a solitary artificial intelligence model could result in companies effectively "outsourcing" their intellectual and analytical capacities to the providers of these models. This overreliance might even jeopardize their capacity to function autonomously. Echoing the journalist's stance, he highlights that the data businesses supply while utilizing AI will be harnessed by AI firms to refine their models. Consequently, it is imperative for businesses to retain a firm grip on their proprietary knowledge and strategic trajectory. The knowledge that businesses continually generate, along with the 'token capital' amassed through AI interactions, ought to be kept in-house. The business sector should avoid merely mirroring the consumer market's approach of 'bartering data for complimentary services.' Considering the potential for any model to cease operations, businesses must seize the reins of their own future.