Artificial Intelligence and eDiscovery: Current Reality and Future Promise
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eDiscovery in civil litigation has driven meaningful technological innovation over the past several decades. As data volumes, types, and sources multiply, lawyers rely on a range of assistive technologies–including artificial intelligence–to manage the eDiscovery process and “cut through the noise” to locate the digital evidence most important to their cases.
Richard Finkelman joined a panel of experts to discuss what works today and what the future may hold as technology improves and makes “storytelling by documents” even more efficient, complete, and cost-effective.
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