This article has an interesting take on agentic AI vs generative AI and does a great job of describing how they’re different and more!
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Editor’s Note: The following article provides a structured and comprehensive overview of the LegalTechTalk session titled Navigating Emerging Data Sources in E-Discovery & Investigations, held on June 26, 2025. Moderated by Tom Makin, Managing Associate in Disputes & Investigations at Simmons & Simmons, the session featured insights from Christina Zachariasen, eDiscovery Executive Director at A&O
CIO.com reported that “Several cybersecurity firms are using gen AI to enhance tools that look for suspicious or unusual behavior on a customer’s network and computing infrastructure. AI systems can also be used for advanced fraud detection that predict fraudulent activities with great accuracy by analyzing transaction patterns and user behaviors, says Jim Kaskade,
Editor’s Note: The insights in this article are drawn from the Grow London: Insights & Networking with UK LegalTech Buyers session, hosted on June 25, 2025, by London & Partners and the UK Department for Business and Trade as an official fringe event of LegalTechTalk 2025. Moderated by Razia Mestry, Senior Inward Investment Manager for
Twice this week! A federal judge sides with Meta in a key AI copyright case the same week Anthropic got a similar ruling in their case!
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A federal judge has ruled that training AI on copyrighted works without specific permission to do so is “fair use”. There’s a “but”, though.
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SCWorld.com reported that “Meta AI was ranked worst for data privacy among nine AI platforms assessed by Incogni, according to a report published Tuesday. Mistral AI’s Le Chat was deemed the most privacy-friendly generative AI (GenAI) platform, followed closely by OpenAI’s ChatGPT.” The June 24, 2025 report entitled “Meta scores worst on GenAI data