Editor’s Note: Throughout history, the most transformative technologies—from the longbow to modern AI—have faced initial resistance before proving their strategic value. In this insightful article, the author draws compelling parallels between historical military innovations and today’s AI adoption, particularly in eDiscovery. By examining lessons from medieval warfare, mechanized combat, and generative AI in legal technology,
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Judges and AI: The Sedona Conference Publishes a Framework for Responsible Use
Editor’s Note: Maura R. Grossman, a leading researcher in AI and law, alongside judges Herbert B. Dixon Jr., Allison H. Goddard, Xavier Rodriguez, Scott U. Schlegel, and Samuel A. Thumma, have collaborated to develop a framework that addresses one of the most pressing questions in the legal field: How should judicial officers responsibly integrate artificial…
CS Disco Reports 5% Revenue Growth, Driven by AI Innovation and Enterprise Strategy
Editor’s Note: CS Disco Inc.’s latest financial performance underscores a shift in the legal tech landscape, as the company’s strategic focus on large enterprise clients and innovative AI adoption set a strong foundation for sustained growth in 2024 and potentially beyond. With revenue climbing 5% to $144.8 million—bolstered by a 7% rise in software revenue—CS…
Five Great Reads on Cyber, Data, and Legal Discovery for February 2025
Editor’s Note: Five Great Reads is your monthly guide to the critical intersections of cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery. February 2025 brings a wave of developments from groundbreaking AI regulations to corporate legal challenges and cybersecurity advancements. This month’s insights highlight the delicate balance between innovation and compliance. Whether it’s Apple’s fight to preserve encryption…
Publishers Launch Legal Battle Against AI Firm Cohere for Copyright Infringement
Editor’s Note: The legal battle between major media publishers and AI firms has reached a new flashpoint with a lawsuit against Cohere Inc., a Canadian AI startup valued at over $5 billion. Fourteen prominent publishers, including Condé Nast, The Atlantic, and Forbes, have accused Cohere of widespread copyright infringement, alleging that it used their content…
The Hidden Cost of AI: Energy, Water, and the Sustainability Challenge
Editor’s Note: AI’s rapid advancement has led to groundbreaking technological achievements, but its environmental impact is becoming harder to ignore. As data centers expand to support AI workloads, energy and water consumption are rising at an alarming rate, prompting concerns over sustainability. This article explores how AI’s growing infrastructure is straining global resources, the regulatory…
EU Launches InvestAI to Mobilize €200 Billion for AI Development
Editor’s Note: The launch of InvestAI marks a strategic shift in the European Union’s approach to artificial intelligence, moving from a regulatory-first model to a bold investment-driven strategy. By committing €200 billion, including €20 billion for AI gigafactories, the EU is laying the groundwork for a more competitive AI ecosystem that prioritizes openness, innovation, and…
Autonomous Trucking and eDiscovery: Volvo and Waabi Shape AI Freight’s Future
Editor’s Note: Autonomous trucking is no longer just a concept—it’s moving toward real-world deployment. Volvo and Waabi’s collaboration marks a shift from pilot programs to commercial driverless operations, beginning in Texas in 2025. This development is shaping the future of freight, but it also introduces challenges that extend beyond logistics.
For eDiscovery and legal professionals,…
M&A in 2025: What January’s HSR Transactions Signal for the Year Ahead
Editor’s Note: As M&A activity unfolds in 2025, regulatory scrutiny and economic shifts are reshaping corporate deal-making. January’s HSR filings totaled 178, offering an early glimpse into the year’s transaction trends. However, major changes to HSR filing requirements taking effect on February 10, 2025, introduce expanded disclosures on deal rationale, labor impact, supply chain risks,…
White Hat Hackers: The Unsung Heroes Fortifying the Digital Frontier
Editor’s Note: As cyber threats grow in scale and sophistication, organizations are turning to an unexpected ally—ethical hackers. These cybersecurity specialists, often called white hat hackers, play a critical role in identifying vulnerabilities before malicious actors can exploit them. With cybercrime projected to cause $12 trillion in damages and the average cost of a data…