Posts Tagged ‘ai’
AI & Machine Learning in Document Review
Sooner or later, most e-discovery professionals have experienced the pressure of a slow-moving document review. Pressure to reduce time spent with review and cost control is a major reason that eDiscovery is prime real estate for the current blooming use of artificial intelligence (AI) in law.
Read MoreLegal Radar, The New AI Powered Personalized News Feed from Law.com
Introducing Legal Radar powered by Law.com and ALM, a personalized and automated legal news feed based on the users key interest areas aggregated by AI.
Read MoreMitigating Cloud Vulnerabilities – NSA Publish Guidance
Extract from the National Security Agency Cybersecurity Information Update
Read More5 Trending Legal Buzzwords You Should Know
Every year people continue to find new ways to communicate simple ideas and as technology and business continue to overlap and blur there will be only an increase of these technical buzzwords in the space being more frequently used. Here are a few of the most talked about terms at their base value. Internet of…
Read MoreNIST Releases Draft Plan for Federal Engagement in AI Standards Development
The U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is seeking public comment on a draft plan for federal government engagement in advancing artificial intelligence (AI) standards for U.S. economic and national security needs. The document recommends four actions: bolster AI standards-related knowledge, leadership and coordination among federal agencies; promote focused research…
Read MoreLaw Firms Need To Leverage & Understand Legal Tech to Thrive
2019 Future Ready Lawyer Survey from Wolters Kluwer For law firms and their in-house partners to hold their own and survive in the changing legal landscape, differentiating services and analyzing big data will be key, while understanding and harnessing technology are the first steps to adapting, according to a Wolters Kluwer survey. Based on quantitative…
Read MoreMachine Learning & E-Discovery
Machine learning is a type of artificial intelligence which evolved from the study of pattern recognition. Through the construction of algorithms, machines can make predictions on data versus following preprogrammed commands. What’s more, these algorithms can make independent decisions when new data is applied. As computer processing power improves, this technology can be applied to…
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