Glivent answers
Can a law firm use Private AI with confidential or privileged material?
Direct Answer
Yes. Glivent Private AI can process an approved legal document task on the onsite Glive Pod instead of sending that model task to a public AI provider. Access can be limited by matter and staff role, while the responsible solicitor reviews the source and result before it is used.
Keep access within the matter
Confidential and privileged material should stay within the matter and purpose for which it was provided. Glivent can limit the workflow to approved documents, authorised staff and the specific action it needs to perform.
What Glivent can do
Glivent chooses a defined task and tests it without opening access across unrelated matters. The responsible solicitor sees the source material beside the output and can correct or reject it. If a cloud model is needed for part of the work, a Hybrid design can redact identifying details before the approved step.
What stays with your team
The firm remains responsible for confidentiality, professional duties, accuracy and the decision to use any AI-assisted work. Private AI gives the firm a controlled processing option; it does not turn generated text into legal judgement.