John Tredennick examines how AI is changing the legal profession and why moving forward, with competence, caution, and clarity, is no longer optional.

GenAI promises speed and savings in eDiscovery, but without oversight, it risks accuracy, privilege, and defensibility. Learn how to balance innovation with control.

Ralph Losey reviews the surprising Stanford-Carnegie Study measuring the differences between totally Autonomous AI Agents vs. a Hybrid AI-Human team.

Hybrid work reshaped how and where evidence is created: from chat apps to AI tools. Learn how to modernize your eDiscovery governance for today’s risks.

AI in e-discovery is no longer theoretical—it’s delivering measurable benefits. Learn how legal teams are boosting efficiency and defensibility through explainable and agentic AI models.

This interim nowcast blends real and synthetic responses to surface early indicators of GenAI ROI pressures, investment caution, and evolving legal tech strategies as 2025 draws to a close.

The age of AI demands more than compliance—it demands mastery. Judge Ralph Artigliere highlights Professor Bill Hamilton’s transformative approach to legal technology education, showing that ethical excellence and digital literacy are one and the same.

Unveiled at the Tallinn Digital Summit, The Agentic State presents a 12-layer roadmap for embedding AI into core government functions—redefining public service, compliance, and policy-making in the agentic era.

A groundbreaking Estonian study reframes democratic principles as core drivers of digital government efficiency, showing how transparency, participation, and federated design build public trust and long-term performance in AI-era governance.