The term “artificial intelligence” (AI) is popping up everywhere from e-discovery to beer brewing. What do you think of when you hear it? Is it sexy and cutting-edge? This article explores what AI really is.
Virtually every computer program
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The term “artificial intelligence” (AI) is popping up everywhere from e-discovery to beer brewing. What do you think of when you hear it? Is it sexy and cutting-edge? This article explores what AI really is.
Virtually every computer program…
You can view the webinar Bill Dimm presented with Gina Taranto on November 18, 2020 in the EDRM Archive (which should allow access to related articles, papers, and resources) or access the MP4 here. An audience poll asking which…
Relativity Fest celebrated its tenth anniversary at the Hilton in Chicago. It featured as many as sixteen simultaneous sessions and was attended by about 2,000 people. You can find my full set of photos here.
The show was well-organized…
The annual EDRM Workshop was held at Duke Law School starting on the evening of May 15th and ending at lunch time on the 17th. It consisted of a mixture of panels, presentations, working group reports, and working sessions focused…
Ipro renamed their conference from Ipro Innovations to the Ipro Tech Show this year. As always, it was held at the Talking Stick Resort in Arizona and it was very well organized. It started with a reception on April 29th…