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People opt in to the panopticon and then discover they have no more secrets. I'm surprised lawyers fall for that as well.
by pjc50 6mo ago
People opt in to the panopticon and then discover they have no more secrets. I'm surprised lawyers fall for that as well.
- lukewarm707 6mo agothe doofus lawyer probably didn't realise, i wouldn't call it opt in
- close04 6mo agoIf a lawyer takes notes and puts them in a computer, or a cloud drive, or send it over email, they are still covered by attorney-client privilege, right? If they use an AI to do it, it's treated more like a third party no longer covered by the same privilege. If there's no court decision on this it only takes a bit of bad assumption to screw up with using AI. To be fair, the attorney-client privilege should be completely technology/medium agnostic. If the intention is to have that info stay between client and attorney, nothing should change this.