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Think Twice Before Asking AI About Clients’ Estate Planning
We’ve all heard the saying: If you wouldn’t want it splashed across the front page of tomorrow’s newspaper (or The Daily Upside newsletter), it’s probably best not to say it at all. The same rule applies when it comes to sharing sensitive estate planning information with general-purpose AI chatbots. It may seem like a harmless exercise to run one’s trust-funding strategy or family business succession plans past the likes of Claude or ChatGPT, bu…
The reflections on the impact of the Artificial Intelligence on the legal profession give a clear impression: that the debate polarizes exclusively between those who, fearing their improper uses (it comes to mind the pastry lawyer that fills the acts of false quotations and various hallucinations), would limit its diffusion, and who, fascinated by the dizzying possibilities of the new instrument, instead intends to replace the swamped figure of …
Each advance in artificial intelligence poses an uncomfortable question to the profession of lawyer: if all lawyers have access to the same knowledge and tools, why will one client continue to choose one rather than another? The answer will mark the future of the profession. Technical skills will remain indispensable. The lawyer will not be able to do without a solid knowledge of law or the mastery of AI tools. However, this knowledge will tend …
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