AI

Reflecting on Litigation Technology’s Evolution: An EDiscovery Analyst’s View

Milton Hooper of iDS (iDiscovery Solutions) reflects on the fast-evolving world of litigation technology and the trajectory of his career.

Why Your Org Needs to Craft a Comprehensive GenAI Policy Now

Why Your Organization Needs to Craft a Comprehensive GenAI Policy Now

Discover best practices for developing an effective GenAI policy and why it’s essential to act fast.

HR Departments Skeptical About AI, Fear Lawsuits, But Use It Anyway

HR departments fear lawsuits like the one that hit Workday, but they have adopted AI for job descriptions, onboarding, and resume screening.

Navigating the Shift to Post-Quantum Cryptography

Explore why law firms advising clients in sensitive industries must ensure they plan to shift to post-quantum cryptography.

Rethinking Identity Risk Through Attack Paths

Hackers Are Stealing Encrypted Data For Quantum Computing To Decrypt Later

Learn why hackers are stealing encrypted data that will only become valuable when quantum computing that breaks cryptography becomes available.

Why Orgs Need a Solid Reskilling Strategy for AI Adoption

Discover how a reskilling strategy for AI is essential for legal departments organizations looking to leverage the technology to its fullest potential.

Mastering EU AI Act Compliance in a 6-Step Framework

Jumpstart your organization’s EU AI Act compliance in six steps and learn how to get ahead of the curve before August 2026 enforcement.

Third Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Pixel-Tracking Privacy Class Action

Compliance Strategies for Mitigating AI Risk in Healthcare

Discover why a current regulatory gap leads to AI risk in healthcare and practical steps for implementing solutions to govern its use and ensure compliance.

Dispelling Myths About TAR in EDiscovery

Learn about the myths surrounding TAR in eDiscovery and how technology-assisted review saves time and money for your organization.

Responsible AI Maximizes Potential and Minimizes Risks For Legal Operations

Responsible AI refers to the ethical use of AI technologies. Learn how legal teams can use it to minimize common risks like bias, transparency, and privacy.