What You Tell ChatGPT Can Legally Be Used Against You in Court | Interview on OAN's Fine Point with Chanel Rion

During my sit-down with Chanel Rion on Fine Point, I expose the terrifying legal loophole no one’s talking about: anything you type into ChatGPT isn’t just stored—it can be subpoenaed and weaponized against you in a court of law. We dig into how AI conversations are being harvested, stored, and legally accessed without your knowledge or consent. If you're using ChatGPT like a diary or private advisor, you're handing prosecutors the ammunition. This changes everything.