Is Asking AI the Same as Asking an Attorney?

In this Legal Minute Video, TWWHB partner, Phillip Warren, will talk about artificial intelligence and the cautions you need to take when going to artificial intelligence to ask questions about your legal rights.  Just because someone is given a lot of recipes, that does not mean they know how to actually cook a meal.  You have to be careful when seeking legal help through AI, especially when caselaw has come out recently that says discussions with artificial intelligence may not be protected like a conversation you have with an experienced, qualified attorney would. 

At TWWHB our mission is to help you.   If you have a question about your legal rights, contact one of our attorneys and ask your question.  Unlike an online discussion with artificial intelligence, conversations between clients and their attorneys are protected under Florida law.  Our attorneys would love to answer your questions.   

QUESTION:

Is Asking AI a Legal Question Just Like Asking an Attorney?

ANSWER:

Artificial intelligence is everywhere.  And it's a fantastic tool if you have the experience and knowledge to use it appropriately.  It's no different than someone who has never cooked a day in their life, but that has been given endless recipes.  Just because you can read a recipe doesn't mean you know how to actually cook a meal. 

You have to be extremely careful with artificial intelligence.

And there's a danger because now caselaw is coming out that says that chats with artificial intelligence may not be protected in the way a discussion with a qualified, experienced attorney is protected.  Before you rely on artificial intelligence to make an important decision about your legal rights, speak to an actual attorney.  We would love to answer your questions. 

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