As quickly as generative AI has captured the world’s attention, so have warnings about potential security issues surrounding some public AI tools like ChatGPT.

From professionals expressing ethical concerns, to Italy threatening to ban ChatGPT, to a major data leak out of Samsung attributed to use of the tool, generative AI-powered public chatbots are starting to see a pushback. At the same time, the legal industry has shifted to focusing on fine-tuning large language models (LLMs) for proper use in legal. 

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