Many lawyers and technologists like predictive coding and recommend it to their colleagues. They have good reasons. It has worked for them. It has allowed them to do e-discovery reviews in an effective, cost efficient manner, especially the big projects. That Read More …
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Six Sets of Draft Principles Are Now Listed at AI-Ethics.com
Arguably the most important information resource of AI-Ethics.com is the page with the collection of Draft Principles underway by other AI Ethics groups around the world. We added a new one that came to our attention this week from an Read More …
TAR Course Updated to Add Video on Step Seven and the All Important “Stop Decision”
We added to the TAR Course again this weekend with a video introducing Class Fourteen on Step Seven, ZEN Quality Assurance Tests. ZEN stands for Zero Error Numerics with the double-entendre on purpose, but this video does not go into Read More …
New Video to Introduce the TAR Course
We are continuing to upgrade the e-Discovery Team’s free TAR Course. The latest improvements include the addition of “homework assignments” to the first ten classes. These are challenging and add to the depth of the instruction. The homework includes both Read More …
“e-Discovery For Everyone” – The Latest Book Published by the American Bar Association on Electronic Discovery
Here is the video promo for my new book, e-Discovery for Everyone (ABA, 2017). It can be ordered online now from the ABA and is coming soon to Amazon. (I was going to appear on the Tonight Show to push the book, but they said Read More …