Think before you ask: Why ChatGPT legal queries can be used against you as court evidence
Friday, 1 August 2025 () Using ChatGPT for legal advice carries significant risks, as conversations lack legal privilege and confidentiality. OpenAI's CEO admits chats aren't protected like those with lawyers or therapists, potentially becoming discoverable evidence. Experts warn against mistaking AI for legal counsel, emphasizing the importance of consulting qualified professionals for confidential and accountable advice.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has admitted he’s cautious about what personal data he shares with AI—warning users that ChatGPT conversations may not be legally protected. With no current U.S. case of AI chat data being used against someone in court, legal scholars believe it's only a matter of time. As...
Friday, 1 August 2025 ()
