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The Kitchen Sink for May 16, 2025: Legal Tech Trends

By Doug Austin
May 16, 2025

Here’s the kitchen sink for May 16, 2025 of ten stories that I didn’t get to this week – with another brand-new meme from Gates Dogfish!
The post The Kitchen Sink for May 16, 2025: Legal Tech Trends appeared first…

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Judicial Watchdog Files Charges Against Judge for Promoting Book, Deepfake Recording: Artificial Intelligence Trends

By Doug Austin
May 16, 2025

Florida’s judicial watchdog has filed formal charges against a judge for promoting a salacious tell-all & a deepfake recording during her 2024 campaign.
The post Judicial Watchdog Files Charges Against Judge for Promoting Book, Deepfake Recording: Artificial Intelligence Trends appeared…

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Automation Bias is Happening. How Do We Stop It?: Artificial Intelligence Trends

By Doug Austin
May 15, 2025

There’s a term that illustrates what’s happening with all these fake citations cases: automation bias. What is it and how do we stop it?
The post Automation Bias is Happening. How Do We Stop It?: Artificial Intelligence Trends appeared first…

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Limited Evidence that Defendants Didn’t Preserve Video is an Appropriate Sanction: eDiscovery Case Law

By Doug Austin
May 15, 2025

In Bonilla v. Gerlach, Oklahoma District Judge David L. Russell granted Plaintiff’s Motion for Sanctions for spoliation of video evidence in part, ruling that “permitting limited evidence and argument to the jury explaining that there was additional video surveillance showing…

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Face to Face with GenAI Hype: Artificial Intelligence Trends

By Doug Austin
May 15, 2025

In his latest post, Damir Kahvedžić of ProSearch discusses how his wife came face to face with GenAI hype and what it means for you!
The post Face to Face with GenAI Hype: Artificial Intelligence Trends appeared first on eDiscovery…

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Anthropic Expert Accused of Using AI-Fabricated Source: Artificial Intelligence Trends

By Doug Austin
May 14, 2025

Just another fake citation story? This time, it’s an Anthropic expert that’s accused of using an AI-fabricated source in her declaration.
The post Anthropic Expert Accused of Using AI-Fabricated Source: Artificial Intelligence Trends appeared first on eDiscovery Today by Doug

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Enterprise Solutions and Collaboration Apps and How to Adapt to Them: eDiscovery Best Practices

By Doug Austin
May 14, 2025

As Cimplifi discusses, taming today’s modern data challenges requires adapting to discover data from enterprise solutions and collaboration apps.
The post Enterprise Solutions and Collaboration Apps and How to Adapt to Them: eDiscovery Best Practices appeared first on eDiscovery Today…

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A New Type of AI to Skirt Facial Recognition Bans: Artificial Intelligence Trends

By Doug Austin
May 14, 2025

Police and federal agencies have found a new type of AI to skirt the growing patchwork of laws that curb how they use facial recognition.
The post A New Type of AI to Skirt Facial Recognition Bans: Artificial Intelligence Trends…

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The Data Discovery Legal Decade in Review and Beyond: eDiscovery Webinars

By Doug Austin
May 13, 2025

A lot has happened in ten years! And Relativity will discuss the data discovery legal decade in review and beyond this Thursday!
The post The Data Discovery Legal Decade in Review and Beyond: eDiscovery Webinars appeared first on eDiscovery Today…

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Craig Ball on eDiscovery Protocol Best Practices Tomorrow!: eDiscovery Trends

By Doug Austin
May 13, 2025

The Houston Chapter of ACEDS has lined up a great presentation for tomorrow: Craig Ball on eDiscovery protocol best practices!
The post Craig Ball on eDiscovery Protocol Best Practices Tomorrow!: eDiscovery Trends appeared first on eDiscovery Today by Doug Austin

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