Reveal’s Onna now collects Claude Enterprise prompts and responses for e-discovery
Reveal’s Onna platform now integrates with Claude Enterprise, allowing legal teams to collect and search employee prompts and AI-generated content for e-discovery. The tool expands Reveal’s existing capabilities for ChatGPT and Gemini, enabling faster responses to legal requests or internal investigations. However, the author warns that employees often underestimate discoverability risks,…
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- Reveal’s Onna platform now collects Claude Enterprise prompts and AI responses for e-discovery
- Author warns employees often assume AI interactions are private, risking legal exposure
- Training on AI discoverability is recommended to reduce litigation risks and legal costs
Stephen Embry, a lawyer and legal tech commentator, argues that while these tools improve efficiency, they also heighten risks of unintended disclosures. He emphasizes the need for employee training on AI privacy, noting that company-owned systems grant employers access to all user-generated content. Unclear legal protections for AI-generated materials further complicate the issue, he says. Embry suggests outside counsel could provide free training sessions to mitigate these risks.
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abovethelaw.com · 4 November 2026
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