"Suddenly, drivers find themselves pulled over — often for reasons cited such as speeding, failure to signal... They are then aggressively questioned and searched, with no inkling that the roads they drove put them on law enforcement’s radar."
@byrontau.bsky.social @thegarance.bsky.social

Requiring a warrant for AI chats but allowing all of them in with a warrant strikes the right balance. Chatbots are not therapists, and should not be treated as such - especially since the vast majority of chatbot uses have nothing to do with therapy. 4/4

h/t @orinkerr.bsky.social

The claim that using chatbots like therapists has a positive social effect is dubious. Chatbots may give good advice or may worsen a users' disorder by encouraging their worst impulses. AI apps tell users not to use them for therapy, and the law, too, should discourage this. 3/

It's very likely that highly revealing content data shared with third parties like Google Searches or the contents of AI chats would be protected under Carpenter, were the question to reach SCOTUS. 2/

Incredible album
www.youtube.com/watch?v=DB7X...

Finally, there will be lots of podcasts.

And here's a story on the emerging problem of "AI psychosis" by Psychology Today

www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/urba...

+1, I was also going to recommend the first Black Sabbath album

Relistening to Elastica youtu.be/djjw3BKUV28?...

I have a paper on that: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

@bcmerchant.bsky.social

Art Brut, Modern Art only references the color of a Hockney, but it rocks. youtu.be/ATvs7E1NrEk?...

That's correct

If you could get a review copy of this to me (and even if you can't) I might write a review of this when it comes out. The Church Report is pretty foundational to Fourth Amendment and surveillance studies.