A panel of industry experts at the "The Transformative Role of eDiscovery Professionals in AI Ethics & the Judiciary" session at the Master's Conference in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday discussed how e-discovery professionals’ existing skills could apply to the work surrounding generative AI.
May 24, 2023 at 05:22 PM
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Each new advancement in generative AI has been trailed by conversations about the new risks it brings to its users—whether it be security, data privacy or concerns around biased outcomes.
While these risks appear to be new in shape or form, for some legal professionals, and especially e-discovery professionals, they have an air of déjà vu. But whether—and how—e-discovery experts will leverage their familiarity with AI technology into new career opportunities is still to be seen.
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