On Feb. 20, my article warning about the dangers of clients using GenAI tools and creating discoverable information was published. Unbeknownst to me, the day before the article was published, a ruling from the Southern District of New York affirmed my very fears. So once again, I get to say, “I told you so.” Unlike what many think, just because someone puts something in a GenAI tool doesn’t mean it’s private.In United States of America v. Bradley Heppner, Judge Rakoff ruled that certain written...
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