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AI note-takers face privilege risks in legal meetings

Corporate lawyers are increasingly removing AI note-taking tools from sensitive meetings due to concerns over attorney-client privilege and discovery risks. A recent opinion from the New York Bar Association has highlighted these issues, outlining conditions such as client consent and data safeguards that must be met for AI use. The legal landscape remains uncertain, with courts divided on how AI's involvement impacts privilege, leading to questions about the default settings for these tools in legal contexts. AI

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IMPACT Raises concerns for AI tool adoption in sensitive professional settings, potentially slowing deployment due to privilege and data security risks.

RANK_REASON The cluster discusses the implications of AI tools in a professional context, specifically legal meetings, and the regulatory guidance surrounding their use.

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  1. Mastodon — sigmoid.social TIER_1 · [email protected] ·

    Corporate lawyers are now removing AI note takers from legal and board calls over privilege and discovery risks. A December NYC Bar opinion outlines conditions:

    Corporate lawyers are now removing AI note takers from legal and board calls over privilege and discovery risks. A December NYC Bar opinion outlines conditions: client consent, accuracy review, data safeguards. Courts remain split on how AI use affects privilege. The question now…