It’s not different from googling. If a non-lawyer googles legal advice (”how to give yourself an alibi after murdering someone”) it will not be protected by attorney-client privilege. Same if you ask OpenAI.
It’s not different from googling. If a non-lawyer googles legal advice (”how to give yourself an alibi after murdering someone”) it will not be protected by attorney-client privilege. Same if you ask OpenAI.
This. I am telling this since the boom of generative AI and promptly being ignored.
You're right but lawyers are naturally looking for precedent to support this
Some people pay attention. I know I do. Thanks for mentioning it.