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ARTICLE · 10 JUNE 2024

Don't Throw The Bot Out With The Bathwater: Embracing Generative AI In eDiscovery Work

It is clear artificial intelligence (AI) is supplementing the work of humans at a rapid pace across many industries. Several industries

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It is clear artificial intelligence (AI) is supplementing the work of humans at a rapid pace across many industries. Several industries — from manufacturers to sales reps, from investors to publishers — use the technology to drive efficiency, boost productivity, curtail costs, and enhance precision.

A recent acquisition spree indicates the legal profession is slowly but surely embracing digital tools and AI. This embrace — as real or hypothetical as it may be —raises issues: Can generative AI be trusted in eDiscovery? Will lawyers utilize it? Does it ensure fairness?

Legal practitioners are wise to take a cautious, open-minded approach to adopting generative AI. There remain fundamental questions of how far, how fast, and in what capacity to integrate this technology, especially when it comes to highly evolved generative AI models.

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