Ashley Pantuliano, an AGC at OpenAI, offers valuable insights into the legal and regulatory implications of AI.

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Concerns Regarding Legal Use Cases

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Privacy and security are major concerns when it comes to utilizing AI tools for legal purposes. It is crucial to exercise caution and ensure the protection of attorney-client privilege when handling client data within these tools.

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ChatGPT

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• Theres an element on Chatgpt where they have the right to train on user data, both the input and output of the conversations but you can opt out of that.
• If you’re a lawyer and you’re using it for your legal work for clients, it might be a consideration to fill out this form and Opt out of training.

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Opt Out: User Content Opt Out Request

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On The API side

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• When someone wants to build a tool on top of this technology through Chatgpt’s API they make that available. So people are currently building legal tech on top of it.
• Chat GPT does not train on data on the API side and it is deleted after 30 days.
• Always keep in mind any data that you input and make sure its compliant with any existing privacy laws such as protected health information or HIPPA.

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Copyright & Liability

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• Copyright and liability are important considerations in the realm of AI. Lawmakers are tasked with addressing how existing intellectual property laws apply to this technology.
• It is crucial to be cautious about potential biases in AI models, and OpenAI is actively working to ensure that these models do not produce or perpetuate biased information.

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Unauthorized Practice of Law

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• The development of tools that can perform legal work autonomously raises concerns about the unauthorized practice of law.
• It is important to ensure that such tools are used in a manner that complies with legal regulations and that they are properly supervised by licensed professionals to maintain the integrity of the legal practice.

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