Jonathan Joshua on Nostr: #LawFedi #ConsumerProtection Is there a reasonable "expectation of privacy" if a ...
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Is there a reasonable "expectation of privacy" if a communication might be used to train an AI? If not, there's no attorney-client privilege and wiretapping laws won't apply.
We accept that phone companies can listen in on phone calls, and that internet service providers can read unencrypted messages to provide their services while still assuming that we have a reasonable expectation of privacy, but is training an AI somehow different?
Is there a reasonable "expectation of privacy" if a communication might be used to train an AI? If not, there's no attorney-client privilege and wiretapping laws won't apply.
We accept that phone companies can listen in on phone calls, and that internet service providers can read unencrypted messages to provide their services while still assuming that we have a reasonable expectation of privacy, but is training an AI somehow different?