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For at least two decades, artificial intelligence has been used in e-discovery to help surface and prioritize review of potentially responsive documents from large document collections.
Learn how adopting new technologies built for big data can help to maximize budgets, optimize resources, and make strategic business decisions. The post Demystifying TAR And Advanced AI To Up-Level Your eDiscovery appeared first on Above the Law.
The post TechReport 2022: Litigation & TAR appeared first on Law Technology Today. Brett speaks regularly for local and state bar associations nationwide, and is routinely quoted in industry interviews for TechnoLawyer, Legaltech News, ABA Journal, and more.
Advances in Technology. The question I get asked most about ediscovery technology is how does TAR (Technology-AssistedReview) work to help me review data quicker? That’s what TAR (Technology-AssistedReview) is in the ediscovery world.
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U Lin Nyo Tar Yar (South Oakkalapa, Yangon). U Thiha Zaw (aka U Yae Kae), just a normal civilian who participated in protest. Nyung Shwe industry president U Than Htun Aung. Maw Bee township, Yangon UEC president (He was called for a meeting and kidnapped with a minibus). Senator U Naing Nwe Soe (downtown of Mawlamyaing).
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In an interview in advance of the keynote, Brown, the chief product officer, told me that, at this point in its development, aiR is supplemental to other forms of AI-assistedreview, such as active learning or technologyassistedreview.
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Technology is a foundational enabler for meeting the scale and speed challenges of second requests while avoiding exorbitant costs. The technology toolkit will very likely include technology-assistedreview (TAR), predictive coding, technology-enabled workflows, and AI tools including machine translation for multi-lingual matters.
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. “The beautiful Boy, just disentangled from the ravenous bloody Monster, which had tore away one of his Legs, cries for that Assistance, which every one of the honest Tars hurries to give without Loss of Time.”
Company founder and CEO John Tredennick formerly founded the e-discovery company Catalyst, one of the first cloud-based discovery platforms and one of the first to develop advanced technology-assistedreview. Catalyst was acquired by OpenText for $75 million in 2019.
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Anything more than 8-10 tags significantly slows down the pace of review and increases costs while offering very little return value. Solution: Analytics tools (TAR and others) and review platforms have become so sophisticated that it’s easy to search for documents within the platform.
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Especially when it comes to technology, many lawyers are reluctant to put their confidence in workflows and solutions that seem to operate in a black box. Technology-assistedreview is a prime example—although the use of predictive coding and other advanced analytics have been widely accepted in the U.S.
So, in no particular order, I would say, the growth in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, specifically technologyassistedreview (TAR). There have been so many in the last few years, and I don’t know that I could even really pick one, because there’s a great deal of exciting developments these days.
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Unstructured content in documents is expensive to review because, predominantly, a human being is examining the content to decide whether and how it is relevant to the issues in scope (perhaps assisted with document technologyassistedreview).
Advanced tools can detect sentiment, communication patterns, and hidden connections in ways that search terms and traditional TAR or CAL workflows may not. Early Case Assessment tools and workflows evaluate risk to inform strategy and identify the matter’s overall value.
It’s a single platform for all ECA and investigation needs and takes users seamlessly to full review, including advanced technology-assistedreview, and production where required. So, it’s a very efficient solution.
We can use AI, TAR, clustering, threading, offshore coding, onshore coding. All these are great techniques that are very economical, but at the end of the day, the volume of documents continues to increase at a rate that seems to outpace the efficiencies gained by technology.
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