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Just remember that your AI chat history is not protected like attorney client privilege and can be used as evidence against you in court. If you talk to a lawye

Just remember that your AI chat history is not protected like attorney client privilege and can be used as evidence against you in court. If you talk to a lawyer and they use AI, those chats are privileged.

singleshot_ 5mo ago
No. If you talk to an attorney and they take reasonable precautions to maintain the integrity of the confidential attorney client relationship, the privilege is preserved. If not, not preserved.
bethekidyouwant 5mo ago
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- MrDarcy 5mo ago
  IANAL but I believe discovery is where this would happen.
  - weird-eye-issue 5mo ago
    In most cases this would be coming up in a criminal case not a civil case so it would be through search warrants and subpoenas not discovery
- oliver236 5mo ago
  why not?
- weird-eye-issue 5mo ago
  I'm not sure if you're joking but there's actually active court cases right now where they have done just that Just a few of the perps: Hisham Abugharbieh (Florida student murders), Jonathan Rinderknecht (Palisades Fire arson), Phoenix Ikner (FSU shooter), Ryan Schaefer (Missouri State vandalism) There's also that thing involving somebody I think he used to be in the NFL and he was using ChatGPT to try to hide the body of his wife or something iirc Digital evidence is huge for the last couple of decades and this is no different... Also there was somebody who was just recently sentenced to life in prison for AI CSAM But yeah I'm sure "this is just not gonna happen." lol
  - bethekidyouwant 5mo ago
    Interesting these are all examples of people that we want in jail forever. So again this is not gonna happen to you it’s gonna happen to the psychos which is probably what you want
    - weird-eye-issue 5mo ago
      Don't you realize that this list is obviously going to be biased towards high profile cases and that this sort of evidence could be used against people accused of lesser crimes? https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/vandal-charged-confessing-crime-chatgpt-141709697.html https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/vandal-charged-confessing-... You want this guy in jail forever?

singleshot_ 5mo ago

No. If you talk to an attorney and they take reasonable precautions to maintain the integrity of the confidential attorney client relationship, the privilege is preserved. If not, not preserved.

bethekidyouwant 5mo ago

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MrDarcy 5mo ago
IANAL but I believe discovery is where this would happen.
- weird-eye-issue 5mo ago
  In most cases this would be coming up in a criminal case not a civil case so it would be through search warrants and subpoenas not discovery
oliver236 5mo ago
why not?
weird-eye-issue 5mo ago
I'm not sure if you're joking but there's actually active court cases right now where they have done just that Just a few of the perps: Hisham Abugharbieh (Florida student murders), Jonathan Rinderknecht (Palisades Fire arson), Phoenix Ikner (FSU shooter), Ryan Schaefer (Missouri State vandalism) There's also that thing involving somebody I think he used to be in the NFL and he was using ChatGPT to try to hide the body of his wife or something iirc Digital evidence is huge for the last couple of decades and this is no different... Also there was somebody who was just recently sentenced to life in prison for AI CSAM But yeah I'm sure "this is just not gonna happen." lol
- bethekidyouwant 5mo ago
  Interesting these are all examples of people that we want in jail forever. So again this is not gonna happen to you it’s gonna happen to the psychos which is probably what you want
  - weird-eye-issue 5mo ago
    Don't you realize that this list is obviously going to be biased towards high profile cases and that this sort of evidence could be used against people accused of lesser crimes? https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/vandal-charged-confessing-crime-chatgpt-141709697.html https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/vandal-charged-confessing-... You want this guy in jail forever?