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If you learn anything from this, it's that anything you write can ultimately show up in court. You have no right to privacy and your written words, no matter w
by cogman10 6mo ago
If you learn anything from this, it's that anything you write can ultimately show up in court. You have no right to privacy and your written words, no matter where they are written, are subject to be taken as evidence.
Yes it feels intrusive, but it's literally the first thing a lawyer would ask for.
- pohl 6mo agoLaunder your personal journal through an LLM, folks. That way the sentiments can't be provably your own.
- bombcar 6mo agoPeople should be up-to-date on discovery and LLMs, multiple cases of interactions with an LLM being subpoenaed.
- MassiveQuasar 6mo agoSubpoena my local llm logs. I wouldn’t hold my breath.
- palmotea 6mo ago> Subpoena my local llm logs. I wouldn’t hold my breath. Couldn't the subpoena your computer for forensic investigation?
- MassiveQuasar 6mo agoMy point is that if you dont keep the logs or encrypt then good luck with that. The log would be the very journal that the LLM wrote.
- freejazz 6mo agoThey'll just do discovery for the LLM interactions...