Extract from Maria Dinzeo’s article “California’s Latest Trailblazing Privacy Rules Getting Criticized From Every Direction” Business, labor and consumer interests expressed sharply differing views at a public forum Wednesday over proposed […]
Extract from Russel Vickers’s article “How’s Your Data Retention Hygiene? 5 Steps Legal Teams Can Take to Reduce Risk” You’ll see it in news stories that are sometimes fleeting—“OpenAI reveals emails
Extract from Dan Roe’s article “Law Firm Data Breach Reports Show No Signs of Slowing in 2024” Five months into the year, 2024 is on pace to be the biggest
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Extract from Cat Casey’s article “GPT-4o’s Flirty Fail: Why AI Shouldn’t Imitate ‘Her’” Last week, millions of ChatGPT fans and I counted down the minutes for the long-awaited unveiling of
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Extract from Irfan Shuttari’s article “How Does Generative AI Auto Summarization Work and How Can it Be Applied to eDiscovery & Surveillance Workflows?” It seems everyone is talking about generative
Extract from Gregory Evans’s article “Short Message Data 101: Handling Chats During e-Discovery” Communication between individuals and organizations is continuously evolving. The emergence and adoption of email over 20 years
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Extract from Epiq’s article “The Role of Generative AI With Complex Contracting: Exciting Possibilities Emerge” Generative AI use cases continue to expand as the technology matures and adoption increases. In
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Extract from Hanzo’s article “[Guide] Transforming Legal Analysis: The Impact of AI on eDiscovery Metrics and Strategies” Dive into the future of legal discovery with our latest guide, “Transforming Legal
Extract from Toyja Kelley and Noah Mason’s article “Following the Trail of Lost or Destroyed ESI with Forensic Imaging” When there is potentially crucial evidence on a computer or device
Extract from Kelly Twigger’s article “#CaseoftheWeek Episode 143: Social Media Pseudonyms and eDiscovery: Lessons from OpenAI Litigation” In Episode 143, Kelly Twigger reviews the need to plan for social media