Davos, Switzerland: Axios House

Of all the strategic moves in the tech world, Meta’s appointment of Dina Powell McCormack as President and Vice Chairman is one of the most telling. From a technologist’s perspective, her session at Davos felt less like a product roadmap and more like the unveiling of a new, and arguably more

Editor’s Note: The legal technology and cybersecurity landscape in 2026 is defined by a paradox of increasing connectivity and deepening regulatory fragmentation. As the European Union advances new requirements under the AI Act and the Data Act on a staggered, sector‑specific timetable, organizations face a daunting task: harmonizing global operations with localized, stringent compliance mandates.

Calling it “the industry’s first scaled agentic AI tool for fact investigation and e-discovery,” DISCO today announced an agentic AI enhancement to its Cecilia Q&A tool, which the company says is designed to handle large-scale e-discovery matters with millions of documents and terabytes of data. The Austin-based legal technology company’s new tool adds what it describes as

Generative AI (GenAI) has the potential to make legal research faster and more effective — but used without care, it can expose lawyers to errors, reputational damage and professional?responsibility risks. A new professional intensive from Queen’s Law aims to help legal practitioners navigate this rapidly evolving landscape with confidence. The GenAI in Contemporary Legal Research Professional

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