[smt88]

Absolutely not. If you work for a company that's even semi-serious about security and has to be audited, you could be fired. Honestly the fact that you're asking this means your company has utterly failed at basic security training.

Don't send your code to any cloud you don't own, and especially don't send it to a service that's explicit about using your submissions in new training sets.

[jonahbenton]

This. A subtle issue is that your company may use saas services in the dev process like github or gitlab or various supply chain/security providers, since they have private source access, what's different about using ChatGPT? The difference is that your company has legal contracts with those other providers that require those providers to maintain confidentiality with your company's private intellectual property. If you share said intellectual property with any person, organization, or service with whom your company does not have such an agreement, you yourself have breached the terms of your employment and can be fired.