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What changed, why it matters, and what a firm that owns its memory should do about it. Written for managing partners, principals, and owners who have to answer for where client data goes.
The institutional memory problem: what leaves your firm when a senior partner does.
A third of advisors retire within a decade. What actually leaves with a senior partner, why exit interviews can't catch it, and a 24-month capture playbook.
Read the article →Private AI vs. ChatGPT Enterprise: what "your data is safe" actually means in each model.
ChatGPT Enterprise makes real data commitments. So does private AI. One is a contract, the other is architecture. Where your data actually goes, compared.
Read the article →The knowledge your brokerage gives away: private AI, data ownership, and the new rules of client confidentiality.
State privacy laws, NAR's confidentiality duty, and why consumer AI chats aren't private. How brokerages keep deal history and client data inside the firm.
Read the article →The consulting firm's real product is memory: institutional knowledge, procedures, and the advantage the big firms already built.
McKinsey built a private AI on 100 years of firm knowledge. What it means for every consulting firm, and how to capture institutional memory privately.
Read the article →IRC §7216 and AI tools: the consent rule CPA firms are quietly violating.
Client tax information in a third-party AI tool is likely a disclosure under IRC §7216. What the rule requires, and the compliant paths for CPA firms.
Read the article →Can law firms use AI without breaking confidentiality? What Rule 1.6(c) actually requires.
No ethics rule bans AI in law firms. Rule 1.6(c) asks for reasonable efforts. What ABA Opinion 512 and NC 2024 FEO 1 say, and how deployment changes it.
Read the article →AI at your RIA: what the books-and-records rule really means for client data in third-party tools.
What SEC Rule 204-2 and Regulation S-P mean when advisers use AI on client data, and why private deployment keeps the records inside the firm.
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