Your AI Chats Aren't Private. A Federal Judge Just Made That Official.

A Manhattan federal court ruled that AI chatbot conversations carry no attorney-client privilege — and more than a dozen major law firms have now warned clients accordingly. We break down what it means for anyone using AI in a professional context, plus Google's TurboQuant compression breakthrough that could cut AI infrastructure costs in half, and new Stanford data showing the world is more optimistic about AI than Americans are.

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