The impact of generative AI on eDiscovery involves numerous potential benefits and challenges, as this blog post from Trustpoint.One discusses.
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Did you know that ChatGPT 4 has a later stated knowledge cutoff than ChatGPT 4o? Here’s how you can determine the actual cutoff.
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Rage is normally not a good thing. But when it comes to large language models (LLMs) RAGE may be useful for explaining LLMs!
The post Explaining LLMs with RAGE: Artificial Intelligence Trends appeared first on eDiscovery Today by Doug Austin.

The Pennsylvania Bar Association and Philadelphia Bar Association issued a genAI opinion that expects proficiency in technology, including genAI.
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Cha-no-ching! 😉 Reports are that Apple will get ChatGPT for free from OpenAI in their partnership. But OpenAI gets value in a different way.
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As I reported back in December, the 5th Circuit was considering a generative AI certification rule. They have decided not to adopt it.
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That’s a compelling title! Check out this webinar from Lexbe tomorrow to learn about leveraging ChatGPT and generative AI!
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