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Filings, personal data and artificial intelligence.
A few pieces, written when we have something to say: what actually leaves an office when a filing ends up in a chat window, where hand work goes wrong, and which words to use when somebody asks what happened to the data.
Notaries
Your practice software added AI: ten questions for the supplier
A “summarise” button inside software that already holds the data is not the same as one that sends it out. How to tell, and what to ask.
Notaries
Having a model draft a clause without giving it the parties
The precedent bank is the part you can share, the parties are the part you cannot. How to separate what the model needs from what it does not.
Notaries
Sheet, parcel, unit: why land registry data identifies
A land registry reference is an address, and an address can be searched. Removing the names and leaving the registry data anonymises nothing.
Notaries
The anti-money-laundering file is not a document like the others
One purpose, ten years of retention, and the Article 39 prohibition: why due diligence data does not leave, not even for a summary.
Notaries
A notarial deed handed to a model: what actually leaves
For a notary the secrecy rule is not the one that applies to other professionals, and the AML file is a separate case. What a draft deed contains.
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