The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in legal technology began during the document review phase of electronic discovery, which accounts, on average, for over 70 percent of the costs associated with pre-trial discovery. Technologies like predictive coding, in which algorithms learned from “seed sets” of documents coded by human reviewers, provided fast, accurate and less […]
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