Daniel Wong

So far, our discussions about the AI legal revolution have revolved around the many ways artificial intelligence is helping to combat the unstructured data crisis looming over the legal industry. However, one

Unstructured media data. It’s both a boon and bane for our modern society. While we can now record, collect, store, and organize life’s moments better than ever before, all that

From jail house calls to body-camera footage, voicemail to video depositions, modern technologies have introduced a new type of evidence to legal professionals: unstructured data. Specifically, unstructured media data, such

The world is drowning in data. Music data. Photo data. Video data. Spreadsheet, flow chart, email, and website data. These days, no matter where you are or what you’re doing,

Artificial intelligence is changing the world, helping to streamline repetitive, mundane tasks for business professionals, freeing up human workers to focus their time, money, and valuable brainpower on tasks of

In an earlier post, we discussed some of the hurdles of document review. While browsing, the savvy reader may have noticed a pattern: document review has a problem child. We’re talking,

For attorneys, “discovery” is the critical, information-gathering phase of a case. A time that’s spent collecting and reviewing evidence that will eventually become the building blocks for future arguments. In

The past two centuries have seen some of the most dramatic technological leaps in the history of humankind. Steam engines that connect continents. Personalized vehicles. The typewriter. Metal birds that