U.S. Courts Confront Chatbots as Lawyers, Evidence and Alleged Criminal Aids
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U.S. courts are increasingly being asked to decide what role chatbot conversations should play when AI appears as a legal assistant, potential evidence, or an alleged contributor to violent crime. Recent cases show that existing rules on privilege, discovery, courtroom advocacy and responsibility are being applied to systems that were not designed to act as lawyers or witnesses.
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