Arizona HB2410 establishes that communications with artificial intelligence are privileged if they would have been privileged with a human.
Arizona HB2410 amends title 18 of the Arizona Revised Statutes by adding a new chapter on artificial intelligence. It establishes that communications with artificial intelligence are considered privileged if the person would have been entitled to privileged communication had they sought advice from a human professional. This provision aims to protect the confidentiality of interactions with AI in contexts where such interactions would typically be privileged, such as those involving legal, medical, or psychological advice.
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