Interactive 32-slide AI security & privacy lecture for lawyers, now public
chrisrohlf · x · 2026-10-27
Security practitioner Cory Scott published his full 32-slide interactive guest lecture on AI security & privacy for CSU's 'Practical AI for Lawyers' class.
- Covers three areas: AI's impact on cybersecurity and privacy; AI deployment, client data and confidentiality; discovery and confidentiality requirements when using AI tools.
- Includes an interactive 'Case Review Bot 2000' document-review simulation built on a real public court filing, demonstrating AI summarization of motions, risk identification, and the court's response.
- The simulation is clearly labeled as illustrative — AI outputs are invented, the filing is real.
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