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Yep rcme got me correctly but let me explain further: A legal firm has more access to confidential information compared to a financial services advisor like Mo
by warthog 3y ago
Yep rcme got me correctly but let me explain further:
A legal firm has more access to confidential information compared to a financial services advisor like Morgan Stanley.
What Harvey does is a lawyer in Allen and Overy feeds contracts, drafts and agreements into Harvey's AI. This data then is processed within OpenAI servers. That means OpenAI would get access to this data freely, without any encryption.
Hence, as a lawyer, my question to you is twofold:
- Is this kind of software useful for you? (my assumption is 100% yes)
- How can you justify sharing data with OpenAI in your agreements with clients? Is this possible even? Does nobody care? Do you include this sort of disclosure in an indemnity agreement perhaps?
If you have doubts, I suggest you take a look at Robin AI as well who uses Claude in the backend. Clifford Chance very actively uses it.