Extract from Exterro’s article “The AI Advantage in Discovery: How AI Is Already Driving Efficiency and Defensibility”
Artificial intelligence is no longer an emerging concept in e-discovery—it’s a working reality. Every day, legal and compliance teams are using AI to search smarter, classify faster, and review with greater precision.
Yet the conversation around AI often swings between extremes: boundless optimism and cautious skepticism. What’s less discussed—and more important—is the middle ground: how teams are already harnessing AI to achieve measurable improvements in efficiency and defensibility.
This year, on eDiscovery Day (December 4th, if you didn’t know), we’ll be digging into real world use cases for AI in a panel discussion featuring Bree Murphy, co-host of the eDiscovery Chicks, Hon. Andrew Peck (ret.), Senior Counsel at DLA Piper, and Miguel Villalobos, J.D., Sr. Director – AI & eDiscovery at Integreon.
AI Is Already Transforming the Discovery Process
Discovery has always been about speed, scale, and accuracy. But today’s data volumes and formats make traditional approaches unsustainable. Manual review and keyword search alone can’t keep pace with modern case demands.
