artificial intelligence; privileged communications

Summary

The bill adds a new chapter to Arizona’s criminal code stating that a person’s communication with an artificial intelligence is protected by privilege if the person would have been entitled to privilege when speaking to a human professional, such as a lawyer or doctor. It applies to any private interaction with AI that seeks advice or counsel. The change aims to extend existing confidentiality protections to modern digital assistants.

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