Our addiction to smart phone and social media has led to unintended negative consequences. We are in danger of becoming vapid carbon-based consumption machines. We are already extremely vulnerable to foreign power social manipulation, to propagandists and hostile mind-meddlers of Read More …
Tag: too much information
Examining the 12 Predictions Made in 2015 in “Information → Knowledge → Wisdom”
A little over two years ago, on April 5, 2015, my seminal world-view essay was published: Information → Knowledge → Wisdom: Progression of Society in the Age of Computers. I wrote about the rapid changes in society caused by personal 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 …
Predictive Coding 4.0 – Nine Key Points of Legal Document Review and an Updated Statement of Our Workflow – Part Two
In Part One we announced the latest enhancements to our document review method, the upgrade to Predictive Coding 4.0. We explained the background that led to this upgrade – the TREC research and hundreds of projects we have done since Read More …
What Chaos Theory Tell Us About e-Discovery and the Projected ‘Information → Knowledge → Wisdom’ Transition
This article assumes a general, non-technical familiarity with the scientific theory of Chaos. See James Gleick’s book, Chaos: making a new science (1987). This field of study is not usually discussed in the context of “The Law,” although there is a small body of Read More …