Editor’s Note: With Relativity’s 2028 Server cutoff looming and AI-driven review becoming the new standard, the Consilio-Reveal partnership marks a pivotal shift in how eDiscovery organizations balance infrastructure control with cutting-edge capabilities. Announced just weeks after Relativity Fest 2025—where generative AI tools became default in RelativityOne—this alliance elevates private deployment from alternative to imperative. By
Navigating Without a Map: The Bench on the Pursuit of Justice in the Age of AI
The use of AI for legal applications is increasing, with little formal case law to guide it. Ever wonder what the judges have to say about that? You’re in luck.
How to Leverage AI in Issues Analysis to Meet Tight Deadlines and Reduce Costs
For this team, generative AI-based issues analysis reduces review time on average projects by 60-80 percent and saves tens of thousands of dollars, while delivering superior results. Here’s how.
Five Great Reads on Cyber, Data, and Legal Discovery for October 2025
Editor’s Note: October 2025 brought clarity and complexity to the intersecting worlds of AI, cyber risk, and digital governance. This month’s Five Great Reads are as much a mirror as a compass, reflecting both hard-won lessons and emerging priorities as organizations, governments, and individuals navigate a period of intense technological transition.
The market for generative
Watch out OpenAI wants all of your internal data!
Computerworld.com reported that “Mirroring AI in general, the newest OpenAI service has the potential to deliver massive productivity gains. But the potential for errors and data leakage are equally great. OpenAI on Thursday rolled out its latest offering, a comprehensive data collection and analysis capability called “company knowledge”. And although vendors have been granted access
Putting Faces to the Future: How Interim Persona Modeling Enhances Legal Tech Market Intelligence
Editor’s Note: In our recently published interim report on the 2H 2025 eDiscovery Business Confidence Survey, we introduced a new approach to closing the gap between survey fielding and insight delivery. That report blended 37 real responses with 62 statistically modeled entries to offer early, directional intelligence—without waiting for the full survey to close.
Think twice before installing OpenAI’s new Atlas browser!Think twice before installing OpenAI’s new Atlas browser!
Computerworld.com reported that “The genAI browser from the company that created ChatGPT brings with it security concerns that could hinder widespread corporate adoption.” The October 24, 2024 article entitled “Enterprises should not install OpenAI’s new Atlas browser, analysts warn” (https://www.computerworld.com/article/4078115/enterprises-should-not-install-openais-new-atlas-browser-analysts-warn.html) included these comments:
Atlas can help automate online browsing based on user preferences.
Finding Legal Harmony: How EJ Bastien Uses AI to Focus on What Matters Most
EJ Bastien leads the Litigation Support function in Microsoft’s Litigation group and is a 2025 AI Visionary. Back in the day, he played guitar for a number of DIY bands—and his creativity still shines in his legal tech career.
How to Use AI for Deposition Summaries: Benefits and Best Practices | DISCO
Transform your deposition workflow with AI: Create comprehensive summaries in minutes, not hours. Learn the benefits and best practices in our step-by-step implementation guide.
Do you want Windows Copilot to send emails for you?
Computerworld.com reported that “Microsoft’s Copilot will soon be able to work autonomously on local files in Windows, with Copilot Actions, an “experimental” feature that can perform tasks such as sending emails, updating documents and organizing files on its own.” The October 16, 2025 article entitled “The newest Windows Copilot agent can send emails, update documents