Computerworld.com reported “Take everything you ever learned and practiced about business communication and throw it out the window. Because of the AI revolution, the world of “content” is now upside-down and inside-out.” The January 9, 2026 article entitled ” In an AI-perfect world, it’s time to prove you’re human” (https://www.computerworld.com/article/4114605/in-an-ai-perfect-world-its-time-to-prove-youre-human.html) included these comments:
Editor’s Note: Thomson Reuters’ 2026 Report on the State of the US Legal Market is examined through a focused operational lens—specifically, what its findings mean for cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery professionals. Rather than pausing at revenue and rate headlines, this perspective traces the “fault lines” the report highlights: shifting demand away from the highest-priced
Computerworld.com reported that “The pressure for businesses to leverage generative AI (genAI) or agentic AI is massive, but when I hear executives complaining that there is no way to compete against businesses leveraging the fast-moving technology, I’m forced to chuckle.” The January 7, 2026 article entitled “Companies can compete against AI by delivering what AI
Editor’s Note: Human rights are rapidly moving from philosophical principles to enforceable obligations and concrete expectations in AI governance. With the United Nations and the Council of Europe setting the tone, cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery professionals must now treat rights‑based compliance as a core design requirement. This article identifies the emerging international architecture—from the
Jon Chan from FTI Technology believes that the exploration of AI, and of any new technology, calls for good old-fashioned teamwork. Are you adding depth to the conversation?
Well, that might be a new one! In this case, there were multiple fabricated quotations not about case law, but from depositions in the actual case.
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Editor’s Note: As generative AI moves from experimentation into everyday eDiscovery workflows, pricing clarity has become one of the industry’s most pressing questions. The launch of the Winter 2026 eDiscovery Pricing Survey underscores this shift, offering professionals a timely opportunity to benchmark costs in a market balancing maturing AI capabilities with long-established service models. Now
Editor’s Note: Eastern Europe is emerging as a quiet leader in public-sector AI transformation. While global headlines focus on U.S.-China competition, the 2025 Government AI Readiness Index from Oxford Insights reveals a deeper shift: governments moving from strategic ambition to operational deployment. Estonia’s AI Leap, Ukraine’s battlefield-driven innovation, and Albania’s AI-enabled Parliament showcase how the
In Andersen v. Stability AI Ltd., California Magistrate Judge Lisa J. Cisneros, finding no abuse of the custodian designation process by Plaintiffs in their request for four document custodians from defendant DeviantArt (DA), granted the Plaintiffs’ request.
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Editor’s Note: A new year brings not just the promise of innovation, but the necessity of renewal—especially in how organizations govern and protect their data. While ESG may no longer be the term du jour, the drive for sustainability is far from fading. For professionals navigating cybersecurity, data privacy, regulatory compliance, and eDiscovery, sustainability is