HealthCareInfoSecurity.com reported that “Much of the work involved in biomedical research, drug development and other potential scientific breakthroughs involve tedious tasks. Anthropic says a new AI scientific workbench can dramatically help.” The July 2, 2026 article entitled “Anthropic Unveils AI Tool for Scientists and Medical R&D” (https://tinyurl.com/5n6juv8s) included these comments:
Much of the…
GovInfoSecurity.com reported that “The U.S. Federal Communications Commission granted Verizon Communications a one-year waiver from the agency’s ban on foreign-made consumer routers – the latest in a series of carve-outs that analysts warn would strip millions of home routers of the updates that keep them secure.” The July 2, 2026 article entitled “FCC Router Ban…
This week’s kitchen sink for July 3, 2026 (with meme from Gates Dogfish) discusses whether legal tech is doomed, Google’s $4.7 billion bill coming due & more!
Why “the kitchen sink”? Find out here! 🙂
The Kitchen Sink is even better when you can include a brand-new eDiscovery meme courtesy of Gates Dogfish, the…
Editor’s Note: Two prominent voices in technology-assisted review have staked out a position on a question federal courts are only beginning to confront: whether the prompts attorneys feed to generative AI review tools must be shared with the other side. Tara Emory and Maura Grossman argue in a paper forthcoming in the Columbia Science and…
SCWorld.Com reported that “The debate over artificial intelligence is usually framed in terms of capability. How powerful will the next model become? Which country will lead? What jobs will be automated? What risks will emerge from increasingly capable systems?” The July 1, 2026 article entitled “The debate over artificial intelligence is usually framed in terms…
Are GenAI prompts in eDiscovery protected work product or not? Two notable experts in our industry tackle that question in their latest paper.
The 26-page paper – authored by Tara Emory and Maura R. Grossman is titled GenAI Prompts in eDiscovery: Protected Work Product or Not? and is available here for download.
As it will…
Editor’s Note: Two decades after George Socha and Tom Gelbmann sketched the boxes and arrows that became the common language of electronic discovery, the EDRM community has redrawn the diagram and asked the profession to grade its work. Public comment on EDRM 2.0 opened on June 30 and runs through July 30, 2026, creating a…
In a vehicle accident, the first 24 hours are key. On July 23, this S2|DATA webinar will discuss preserving critical digital evidence after a vehicle accident!
On Thursday, July 23rd, eDiscovery Today will host the S2|DATA sponsored webinar The First 24 Hours: Preserving Critical Digital Evidence After a Vehicle Accident (available here) at 1pm…
Editor’s Note: Newsroom leadership rarely gets the deliberate practice it demands, and ComplexDiscovery OÜ built this tutorial to give it some. The second installment of The ComplexDiscovery Tutorial, following a first edition on cybersecurity, governance and eDiscovery, runs 21 contestable propositions about how newsrooms are led across three terms and reproduces three of them in…
GovInfoSecurity.com reported that “In response to US export controls on its AI models, the Austrian government wants Europe to tempt Anthropic into moving across the Atlantic.” The June 29, 2026 article entitled “Austria Urges Anthropic to Move to EU to Avoid US Controls” (https://tinyurl.com/hpfj5fh4) included these comments:
Stung by the Trump administration’s export…
