You're trying to conceive. You ask an AI: "What are the early signs of pregnancy?" A few weeks later, you feel cramping and ask: "Is this spotting normal, or could it be a miscarriage?" You're worried, seeking information, doing nothing wrong. But in a post-Dobbs landscape, those queries could become evidence. Evidence of what? Evidence that you knew you were pregnant. Evidence that you were concerned about the pregnancy. Evidence that could be used against you in a state where abortion is criminalized. This is not speculation. It's a legal reality that is already beginning to surface. Your reproductive health is now a matter of digital record. Every query you type into an AI, every search you make, every period tracker you use leaves a trail. And in states with restrictive abortion laws, that trail can be subpoenaed. Let's examine this dangerous new frontier.…