Artificial Intelligence

A new academic paper outlines Relativity's disciplined approach to AI, detailing a vigorous evaluation of early versions of aiR for Review on a real legal matter. Writing it was an exercise in cross-functional collaboration.

In our continued series of interviews with our 2024 AI Visionaries, we connected with Daniel Diette, James Calvert, and James Sherer, who share their wisdom on how to choose the right AI opportunities for your firm.

Daniel Gold and Michelle Six, both from our 2023 AI Visionaries class, share what they have been up to, their thoughts on the state of artificial intelligence, and what lies ahead.

A new academic paper outlines Relativity's disciplined approach to AI, detailing a vigorous evaluation of early versions of aiR for Review on a real legal matter. Writing it was an exercise in cross-functional collaboration.

In our continued series of interviews with our 2024 AI Visionaries, we connected with Daniel Diette, James Calvert, and James Sherer, who share their wisdom on how to choose the right AI opportunities for your firm.

Daniel Gold and Michelle Six, both from our 2023 AI Visionaries class, share what they have been up to, their thoughts on the state of artificial intelligence, and what lies ahead.

Michallynn Demiter, e-discovery expert at Bayer and a 2024 AI Visionary, is an incredible advocate for AI and smarter ways of working. Based on her insights, learn four critical soft skills that can help you be an advocate for innovation, too.

Since Biden's Executive Order on AI was signed, new developments have emerged regarding its impact on the federal government. Continuing our coverage of the EO and its e-discovery implications, this article covers those developments in the public sector.

Technology is making consistent, massive leaps—evolving from hand saw to power tool. The question is, are we willing to follow suit? Our AI Visionaries insist it's the key to success moving forward.

Our 2024 AI Visionaries are from around the globe. The advocate and act on artificial intelligence, its potential to improve their work, and the value their firms provide to clients. And they manage to find the fun in it.

As AI and data privacy become intertwined, it will make the job of e-discovery and data breach professionals even more difficult. How will the regulatory landscape keep up? The recent Executive Order may be a start.

At Relativity Fest 2023, we heard from a panel of four customers who spent several months piloting the integration of GPT-4 in RelativityOne. Read about their experiences as we developed Relativity aiR for Review.

Now that we’re wrapping up 2023, let’s take a look at what is top-of-mind for experts across the legal tech and e-discovery world today. Yes, we’re going to talk a lot about AI—but there’s nuance to it, we promise.

As if the changing shape of data wasn’t enough, corporate legal teams across the US are now grappling with an evolving—and increasingly complex—set of privacy laws for how they collect and use personal information.

At the heart of the recent Executive Order on AI is a commitment to shielding Americans from AI-enabled fraud and deception. This puts several issues front and center for those working in the realm of investigations.