Editor’s Note: Legal AI took another step from search box to dialogue at RelFest London, where Relativity made aiR Assist and no-code custom analyses generally available and folded conversational, citation-backed access to case data into RelativityOne as a standard capability. CEO Phil Saunders framed the day around a “readiness gap” between fast AI adoption and…

Editor’s Note: During the week of June 13, the Institute for the Study of War reported that Russia appeared to be using curated battlefield footage and possibly AI-generated flag-raising videos to exaggerate gains around Kostyantynivka, where Ukrainian commanders and ISW disputed Russian claims of control. That assessment emerged alongside two other developments with direct relevance…

Editor’s Note: Off-channel communications enforcement is crossing the Atlantic, and HaystackID is moving to meet it. On June 15, the company introduced COMET, a tool that captures employees’ business messages on personal devices on a recurring schedule, then put it at the center of a European push timed to LegalTechTalk in London. The hook is…

Editor’s Note: The worldwide eDiscovery market reached an estimated 19.61 billion dollars in 2025 and is projected to climb to 28.08 billion dollars by 2030. The aggregate trajectory grows at a reconciled compound annual rate of 7.44 percent. Beneath that aggregate line are two segment trajectories moving at materially different rates: software grows at 10.41…

Editor’s Note: Startup accelerators have long focused on helping founders move faster. At Latitude59 in Tallinn, accelerator leaders, investors, and founders argued that artificial intelligence is changing that equation, increasing the value of judgment, mentorship, and critical questioning. A Future Stage panel featuring Tehnopol’s Anne-Liisa Elbrecht, Karma Ventures’ Linda-Riin Võeras, and Neocortex founder Sercan Altundas…

Editor’s Note: Europe’s deadline for labeling AI-generated content now comes with an instruction manual. The European Commission’s final Code of Practice, published June 10, converts Article 50 of the AI Act from statutory text into operational steps: signed metadata, watermarking, free detection tools and a common set of EU labeling icons, all ahead of obligations…

Editor’s Note: Estonia’s justice ministry wants to end what its own minister calls a “completely abnormal” practice: police demanding years of email correspondence from service providers with no scope limits. The timing gives the story weight well beyond the Baltics. Estonia’s Supreme Court ruled June 8 that provider-held email content requires a court warrant, echoing…