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The entire purpose of such a policy from client's side is to shield them from liability. There are thousands of way to creatively draft a policy where its legally compliant and you can still do all nefarious shit.
While I know this sounds trivial, but If I were a client of yours and if I get to know that you leaked my data to an AI company, lol, you'd not only loose your fees and a client but also risk your firm with a lawsuit.
We recently had a client call where they sent us an insurance agreement five minutes before the call. I had Claude summarise it, and also pick out key reporting requirements under the agreement. Client was thoroughly impressed that we were so familiar with a document that was sent to us mere minutes ago. After the call I manually checked to see if there were any mistakes and there were none. The AI managed to review the contract at an A1-A2 level. It's gamechanging.
Rumour is that trilegal has something inhouse in development