Read the AI tool's terms before your client does.
Paste the terms of service, privacy policy or DPA of any AI tool. The scanner finds what it says about training on your data, retention, human review, confidentiality, output ownership and liability, and flags what it does not say.
Private by design: your text is processed in this browser tab and is never sent or stored. Results are automated checks to support, not replace, a lawyer's review. Nothing here is legal advice.
Questions
Why review an AI tool's terms before using it with client work?
Lawyers have duties of confidentiality and competence. Whether a vendor trains on your inputs, how long it keeps them, who can see them and where they are stored all affect whether client information can safely be used.
What if a topic is not mentioned at all?
Silence is itself a finding. Ask the vendor in writing and keep the answer on file before using the tool with confidential information.
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