
AI Can Talk and Write Like a Lawyer, but Can It Truly Be Your Lawyer? “No,” Says The Court For the Southern District of New York
It is well known that communications between an individual and their lawyer are, by default, subject to solicitor-client privilege. This is a rule of law which generally protects communications between lawyers and their clients involving the seeking or giving of legal advice, from court procedures that would otherwise require the disclosure of relevant information from…
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