There's no digital attorney-client privilege. If a lawyer uses LLM's on your behalf, the communications are protected. If you use the same LLM's on your own behalf, the chats are not protected.

DOJ could cut Z.ai off from US-based payment systems (Mastercard/Visa) if they don't comply with subpoenas.

A key point of attorney-client privilege is that it's a feature of the legal system itself, not a technical or political hack.

More like attorney-client liability

You should not trust any LLM to give you accurate legal advice. I can’t imagine all the ways that could go wrong.