ChatGPT and Privacy: What Lawyers (and Everyone Else) Should Actually Understand
This post was originally written in January 2026 and updated in February. I updated it again on September 7, 2026, to reflect the changes in
This post was originally written in January 2026 and updated in February. I updated it again on September 7, 2026, to reflect the changes in
The last post on my blog is one I didn’t actually write. I wanted to test how well Fable 5.1 wrote with no input from
Recently, Anthropic released Fable 5.1, its most advanced model yet. The promises about what this model can do are quite extraordinary. Essentially, the idea is
I originally wrote about this case in July. This post has more details and an update about further proceedings against the attorneys. Two lawyers in
A Connecticut judge sanctioned a pro se plaintiff on August 6 for hiding text in his court filings, instructions aimed at any artificial intelligence system
A colleague on Facebook shared an opinion piece to which I responded. As my response got a bit lengthy, I realized it would make a
I wrote this piece for TYL, The Young Lawyer, which is an American Bar Association Publication. It was originally published July 16, 2026. Summary Data
As you may know, if you publicly shared Claude chats, those chats may have been indexed by Google. I wanted to quickly provide a post