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AI In the News.

Don't send sensitive data to ChatGPT or Claude. The headlines speak for themselves.

• “Anthropic source code leaks via Claude Code — second security lapse in days” — Fortune
• “Anthropic confirms it suffered a data leak” — VentureBeat
• “OpenAI ordered to share users' personal info with Meta and Google” — Futurism
• “OpenAI ordered to produce 20M ChatGPT conversations to the NYT” — Ars Technica
• “Federal court forces OpenAI to retain all ChatGPT logs — including deleted ones” — Adweek
• “Everything you typed into ChatGPT may now be legally preserved” — PMG360
• “AI chats are now discoverable evidence (NYT v. OpenAI)” — Terms.law
• “OpenAI was hacked in 2023 — and didn't disclose it” — New York Times
• “ChatGPT bug leaked conversation histories and payment data” — BBC
• “100,000+ stolen ChatGPT credentials sold on the dark web” — The Hacker News
• “Claude code-interpreter vulnerability exposes enterprise data” — CSO Online
• “Samsung bans ChatGPT after engineers leak source code three times in 20 days” — TechCrunch
• “11% of data employees paste into ChatGPT is confidential” — Cyberhaven
• “Italy temporarily bans ChatGPT over privacy concerns” — New York Times
• “New ChatGPT privacy concerns for lawyers and legal staff” — Bar Association of San Francisco
• “Careless generative AI use puts attorney-client privilege at risk” — Bloomberg Law
• “ABA: privilege risk when transmitting client data to AI providers” — American Bar Association
• “Navigating AI compliance with HIPAA — consumer tools fail the bar” — Norton Rose Fulbright
• “Gartner: five security risks in Microsoft 365 Copilot” — WinBuzzer
• “Microsoft Copilot exposed Fortune 500 data via permission inheritance” — Lasso Security
• “'BioShocking' attack tricks AI browsers into stealing credentials” — SecurityWeek