If you assumed your AI chats couldn't be used against you in court, think again

Fonte: Business Insider

Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesBradley Heppner got subpoenaed, talked to his lawyers, then talked to AI. The government wants to read it. Lawyers for Heppner, a finance startup founder, said the logs were privileged.

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