Extract from Reveal’s article “Are You Using AI Just for Search? How to Tell if Your eDiscovery Platform Is Truly Intelligent”
Artificial Intelligence works differently depending on the system and its intended use. Some eDiscovery solutions are created to search for matching words, while others are designed to understand what a user is looking for, deducing information from various conversations across media sources. When you understand the difference, you can help your legal team save time while avoiding costly mistakes with an eDiscovery platform.
Artificial intelligence has become part of nearly everything we use today. It’s virtually impossible to utilize software or a platform that doesn’t have an AI component.
However, a little research into these platforms shows that there are discrepancies among AI tools — some are more comprehensive than others, while others, although claiming to be intelligent, are anything but. In eDiscovery, time, accuracy, and compliance aren’t optional — they’re an absolute must.
This is why you have to understand the difference between platforms: understanding which automate searches and which actually think with you, offering true artificial intelligence.
The Difference Between Search and Intelligence
Basic AI-driven platforms sift through thousands of documents in a fraction of the time it would take a human.
