Reports and memos and AI data leakage: what a pasted report gives away in ChatGPT or Claude.

Sale price, cost base, the small business concessions, the beneficiaries and the firm’s recommendation. The family’s affairs and the firm’s best work together.

Normalised earnings, customer concentration, staff entitlements, an ATO arrangement and the price the buyers will pay.

The other side’s documents, produced under compulsion, which the court allows to be used for one purpose only.

Counterparties, price, indemnities and the client’s fallback positions, on a deal that is itself under NDA.

The chronology, the evidence, the weaknesses and the questions for advice. The whole matter, in the document that goes to the barrister.

Position, goals, health, the recommendation and the fees. The whole client, in the document the law requires.

Member numbers, balances, the insurance that lapses, a tax file number and the comparison. The rollover form’s worth of identifiers, in one advice.

The injured person, the incident, the witnesses, the medical reports and the reserve. A claim file, in order.

Which insurers quoted, what they charged, what they excluded, what they pay the brokerage, and the risk they priced. The market, mapped for one client.

The interview, the technician’s findings, the coverage comments and the figures, written for the insurer and read by the broker.

The resident, the allegation, the worker, the witnesses and what the service got wrong, in a report due within 24 hours.

The resident, the drug, the dose, the nurse who gave it and why the system let it happen.

A claim number, a diagnosis, the treatment, prior depression, drinking, an opinion on work capacity and the patient’s finances.

A heart attack, a stent, five medication changes, a drinking history and a social work note.

A nerve at risk, an incidental finding near the neck and an accession number that opens the images. A report the patient has not heard yet.

Names, price, finance limits, strata findings, the vendor’s circumstances and the advice. The first thing a buyer pays for.

The delegate’s reasons, the evidence for a points claim, a dispute with a former employer and a note that an AI tool was used. In a document the Tribunal will read.

Why the vendors are selling, what they hope for, what the agent really thinks and the defects not yet disclosed.

Who lives there, the key safe code, defects, photos of private belongings and the property manager’s impressions.

The participant, the injury, the worker who left the room, a witness and what the service had not yet changed, in a report due within 24 hours.