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artificial intelligence; privileged communications
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What This Bill Does
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- 2410 artificial intelligence; privileged communications Purpose Establishes that a person's communication with artificial intelligence is considered to be privileged if the communication would have been privileged had it taken place with a human professional.
- Background Statute deems that certain communications between individuals are considered privileged communications and are therefore not subject to public disclosure without consent, unless specific exemptions apply.
- Privileged communications include: 1) communications between an attorney and a client, including legal advice given in the course of professional employment; 2) communications between a doctor and a patient regarding any physical or mental disease or disorder; 3) communications between a clergyman or priest and a penitent making a confession; and 4) communications between a behavioral health professional and a client, unless the client's condition indicates a clear and imminent danger to self or others (A.R.S.
Limits and Unknowns
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