Your personal Gmail is not a confidential system.

Gemini is now built into Gmail, smart features are on by default in the US, and Google’s own Gemini privacy page tells you not to enter anything confidential.

If you run a company from a personal account, that matters for privilege, NDAs, and customer commitments.

Most vendor contracts promise the client "all rights" in the deliverables. If your team uses AI, that may be a promise you can't keep. Here are five drafting changes that keep you protected without giving up the tools.

Meta has committed to "strengthen its age-assurance technology." Ironically, sometimes proving you know less about someone requires knowing more about them first.

Every AI tool your team touches is, by default, a potential data pipeline back to the vendor. Sometimes that data trains the next model. Sometimes it doesn't. The gap between those two outcomes is usually a setting nobody checked, a contract clause nobody read, or a habit nobody thought to flag as a habit. Let’s dive in to how you should assess the gaps.

Useful, supervised, and never making decisions on its own.

If you use AI in your creative process, start building a record of how you work. Now.

I am not Catholic, but when Pope Leo XIV published a Latin-named encyclical on AI the same week I launched my Latin-named AI law practice, I had some thoughts. On why technology is never neutral, why judgment beats the tool, and why AI slop has a price.

Regulus Law is a privacy, AI governance, tech transactions, and business formation practice. It's also a fractional general counsel practice for companies that need serious legal thinking without the overhead of a full-time hire. I use AI like a junior associate for drafting, research, and organization, with human judgment applied to everything that leaves my desk.