“There are a number of tools that you can use that will ring-fence your data, which is effectively like putting it into a filing system. But if it's open AI... So if it's ChatGPT or Claw, those sort of things. Absolutely. Effectively, that means you are uploading client information to the internet.”

Alex Haslam · Risk on Air · Sent, Shared, Waived? Threats to legal client privilege

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Recommend using AI tools that ring-fence data rather than open AI services like ChatGPT or Claude to avoid waiving privilege

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