Corporate lawyers warn AI-transcribed meeting notes may not enjoy attorney-client privilege, potentially exposing confidential discussions in lawsuits, per the New York Times.
Corporate lawyers say that meeting notes transcribed by artificial intelligence may not be covered by attorney-client privilege, potentially making normally confidential discussions subject to discovery in lawsuits.
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