Editor’s Note: Generative AI review got a headline benchmark in June, when a Redgrave LLP working paper reported that Relativity aiR for Review found 88 percent of responsive documents against 64 percent for a managed review run with Relativity Active
Editor’s Note: Hackers pushed refrigerated display cases into defrost at French supermarkets overnight Sunday, in an attack Finance Minister Roland Lescure says affected about 700 of the country’s 10,000 supermarkets. CERT-FR, the national computer emergency response team, said in an
Editor’s Note: Slush, the not-for-profit startup event, has grown from a 250-person gathering in 2008 into a week that brings thousands of founders and investors to Helsinki each November. For its Nov. 18 and 19 main event, organizers say they
Editor’s Note: Engineers at firms that adopted AI coding agents added about 30 percent more code, yet finished work did not measurably rise and getting code through review took 49 percent longer, according to a working paper by Harvard Ph.D.
Editor’s Note: Estonia hosts the ninth Tallinn Digital Summit on Nov. 5 and 6 around one question: how to thrive in the agentic era. The program pairs Estonian ministers, OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann and European Commissioner Ekaterina Zaharieva with AI
Editor’s Note: Washington’s Oct. 9 designation of the International Criminal Court extended U.S. sanctions from individuals and organizations around the court to the institution itself, and the four general licenses issued with it largely shape what may keep running. The
Editor’s Note: Cooley and Google Cloud said Oct. 8 that Cooley is the launch partner for an agent being built on Gemini Enterprise to flag confidential information in court filings and recommend redactions, with attorneys deciding every redaction. Google’s blog
Editor’s Note: Drones shut one Yandex data center and knocked part of a second out of service within two days this week. Yandex Cloud says a fire caused by the drone attack on its Sasovo site took down one of
Editor’s Note: A defunct airline’s corporate correspondence is up for sale, and the fight over it reads like a discovery dispute. Spirit Airlines proposes to sell Google enterprise data for $10 million to train AI, and the asset schedule it
Editor’s Note: Zohar Pinhasi, owner of Florida ransomware-recovery firm MonsterCloud, was arraigned Oct. 7 in Brooklyn on federal charges that he told clients he had proprietary decryption tools while secretly paying their attackers. The U.S. Attorney’s Office told BleepingComputer he
