Law and Candor

We are seeing increased optimism toward AI in eDiscovery. But as many platforms and solutions tout better and unprecedented results it’s still important to ask foundational questions about the technology: Can I trust the output? Is my data secure? Before getting those answers, it’s key to have a framework for evaluating trustworthiness and security in AI—one that is built on knowledge of AI capabilities and skepticism of hype.

To guide through these considerations and help you develop your AI checklist, Law & Candor welcomes Fernando Delgado, Senior Director of AI and Analytics at Lighthouse. With our new co-hosts, Sarah Barsky-Harlan and Brooks Thompson, he answers some core questions he's hearing from clients and the market about validation, transparency, and results, all of which can help us navigate our next phase with AI.

This episode's sighting of radical brilliance: For Success with AI, Bring Everyone On Board

The Filing Cabinet: A Vertical History of Information

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In the past few decades, great progress has been made for the LGBTQ community in many facets of life, including the workplace. However, inequities and discrimination still exist, highlighting that there is still work to be done. What does this mean for Pride today? 

Lighthouse’s Sarah Barsky-Harlan, Executive Director of the Customer Experience Group, Lon Troyer, Vice President of Review and Advanced Analytics, and Michelle Pena, Associate Consultant, discuss how being out at work has evolved, what organizations and industries can do to be more inclusive of the LGBTQ community, and who their Pride heroes are.

This episode's sighting of radical brilliance: How AI might shape LGBTQIA+ advocacy

Discover more about artist and activist David Wojnarowicz, author Virginia Woolf, and the film The Hours. 

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With innumerable use cases and benefits proclaimed by everyday users and technology evangelists alike, generative AI continues to bask in the spotlight. To amplify its positive efficiency impacts, it's important to have a solid foundation of predictive AI. Through the power of linguistics and large language models, predictive AI augments indispensable data classification—like privilege and PII—and positions you to more effectively use gen AI’s ability to summarize and reason. The trick is knowing how and when to use them. 

For a clear view of the relationship between these branches of AI and how to leverage it for your eDiscovery needs, Law & Candor welcomes Karl Sobylak, Director of Product Management, AI, and Lon Troyer, Vice President of Review and Advanced Analytics. They not only untangle the benefits of predictive and generative AI from the jargon, but also provide the best use cases for each they’ve encountered in their work and from what’s cutting edge in the market. 

This episode's sighting of radical brilliance: 2024 State of AI in eDiscovery Report.

Guests: Lon Troyer; Karl Sobylak

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Guests: Michael Blank, Lisa Lukaszewski

This episode’s sighting of radical brilliance: “Carmakers are failing the privacy test. Owners have little or no control over data collected,” Frank Bajak, AP, September 6, 2023.

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Hosts: Paige Hunt, Bill Mariano

Guest: Ty Dedmon

This episode’s sighting of radical brilliance: “Top AI companies agree to work together toward transparency and safety,” Kevin Collier, NBC News, July 21, 2023.

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Hosts: Paige Hunt, Bill Mariano

Guest: Brooks Thompson

This episode’s sighting of radical brilliance: “Why Companies Can — and Should — Recommit to DEI in the Wake of the SCOTUS Decision,” Tina Opie and Ella F. Washington, Harvard Business Review, July 27, 2023.

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Hosts: Paige Hunt, Bill Mariano

Guest: Brian Rafkin

This episode’s sighting of radical brilliance: “United States takes on Google in biggest tech monopolytrial of 21st century,”Dara Kerr, NPR, September 12, 2023.

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Hosts: Paige Hunt, Bill Mariano

Guests: Michael Bohner, Justin Van Alstyne

This episode’s sighting of radical brilliance: “Meet Aleph Alpha, Europe’s Answer to Open AI,” Morgan Meaker, Wired, August 30, 2023.

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Hosts: Paige Hunt, Bill Mariano

Guests: Oral Pottinger, Stacy Ybarra 

This episode's sighting of radical brilliance: Robert Smith Pledges To Pay Off Student Loans For Morehouse College's Class Of 2019, NPR

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Hosts: Reem Saffouri, Duval Miller

Guest: Ronique Richburg

This episode's sighting of radical brilliance: Black Girls CODE

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In 2021, Juneteenth became the first new federal holiday since Martin Luther King Jr. Day was recognized in 1983.

Hosts: Duval Miller , Reem Saffouri