One through the contract you signed. One through the software you ran.
A federal judge held that a defendant waived attorney-client privilege by sending documents directly to Claude. The protection assumed to be in the subscription was not in the subscription.
Even an expensive enterprise contract with a “Data Processing Addendum (DPA)” or a 30-day “Zero Data Retention (ZDR)” promise is not as strong as confidentiality through infrastructure.
A DPA governs handling, not presence. It tells a processor how to treat your data. It does not take them out of the room.
Enterprise tier is still their infrastructure. Their chips, their account, their keys — and their process server.
Some AI contracts define “your data” as separate from “derived data,” “usage data,” and anything “anonymized.”
A letter from the Superwisdom team
You may be here to qualify for cybersecurity insurance coverage. Or you may be here because you simply do not like the idea of sending confidential data to a company that’s in the business of absorbing the world’s data. However you got here, welcome.
We build confidentiality through infrastructure. It’s all we do, and we know of no similarly focused competitor. In fact, we built this company because we needed better confidentiality ourselves.
Our mission is to stand between you and the companies that would like you to make a mistake in protecting your data. Our philosophy is that privacy should be the default, not an option.
Even our staff cannot see what you’re doing.
Because at Superwisdom, All We Sell Is Privacy™
The Superwisdom Team
Safer Turnkey AI
Default settings that further protect you.
Off on day one: Agentic Email. Agentic web search. Agentic MCP connectors.
On from day one: Document input. Document output.
Turnkey.
Begin with a one-time $100 activation payment for Superwisdom Chat, work confidentially with Claude Opus 5, and fall in love with your work. AWS compute is passed through at cost. Or spend $1000 and get started with our AI-enabled enterprise “X-Ray” of your AI security vulnerabilities and workflow opportunities.
Who trusts it
Loved by lawyers. Used by everyone.
Superwisdom’s co-founder was an EY Entrepreneur of the Year who sold a company to Slack and then created Copia — now trusted by over a thousand family offices with more than $1T “Assets Under Intelligence”™
Get started
Activate at https://superwisdom.ai/getstarted, or email team@superwisdom.ai.
Team
Spencer E. Adler, Esq., CEO
Serial technology entrepreneur, former trusts lawyer, and host of the LISI tax law publishing platform interview series “AI and Attorney-Client Confidentiality.”
Michael Sikorsky
Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year who sold a company to Slack. Founder of the AI-native Copia, which is trusted by over a thousand family offices to manage over $1T “Assets Under Intelligence™.”
Bennett Borden, Esq.
Bennett Borden, Esq. was the first data scientist law partner at an Am Law 100 firm, and has advised many Fortune 500 companies on the law and technology of AI. He was the head of AI for DLA Piper - the world’s fifth largest law firm. Since then, he has built his own firm - Clarion AI Partners, which is a combination law and technology firm.
Dustin Bolander
Head of Clear Guidance - a cybersecurity team of nearly 40, based largely in Texas and California. The Texas and Georgia bars each recommend one law firm cybersecurity firm, and in both cases chose Clear Guidance. Dustin also heads Beltex - a cybersecurity liability insurance firm active across the US.
John Paul
Banking sector digital security specialist - first as systems architect, then as incident response leader - overseeing a 50-person team responding to incidents at financial institutions, typically operating 24/7 for weeks or months at a time. His playbooks are used by security teams at major US banks.
Bob Chesner, CPA
Bob is an expert in global risk management, and is the Senior Director of Finance and Insurance of the law firm Ripp Grossman & Fitte LLP. He co-wrote the BNA tax portfolio authoritative resource on Private Placement Life Insurance.
Adam S. Glatzer
Adam has held federal government security clearance. He has dual graduate degrees from Columbia University in International Economics and Finance. His career spans public markets, private markets, and government, where he served as legislative aide to the US House Ways and Means Committee.
Qusai Hammouri, MD
A polymath with a focus on both AI and spinal surgery, Dr. Hammouri heads XR.AI (pronounced “X-Ray”), which identifies AI security vulnerabilities in healthcare related vendors and enterprises. In 2024, his work in AI was awarded the Innovation Prize by the Rhodes Trust at Oxford University.
Jane Conners
Digital security expert. Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA), and the International Information System Security Certification Consortium (ISC2). Among other degrees, Jane has a JD.
Generative AI, Privilege, and Discovery
Client memorandum · Clarion AI Law · July 2026 — Bennett Borden, Esq.
We have ultra-high net worth clients with ultra-high net worth privacy concerns. For confidential client matters, we waited until we found a platform built for that standard. That’s Superwisdom.
— Bob Chesner, COO, Ripp Grossman & Fitte LLP
I teach at the University of Chicago and work with enterprises where confidentiality has become the central concern. Superwisdom is the only turnkey solution I've come across.
— Rafi Almhana, PhD
Superwisdom fills a crucial niche in the intersection between AI and military-grade security that has been missing from the tech market up until now.
— Michael R. Klosner, Upwork Expert-Vetted (Top 1%) Freelancer
With Superwisdom, your compliance boundary stays intact. If you needed an alternative, you’d have to build a custom solution.