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Doug Austin

Top 3 Ways to Use AI and Machine Learning on Every Matter: eDiscovery Webinars

You say that artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning is only suitable for certain cases? Tomorrow, a webinar presented by the ACEDS Houston chapter will debunk that thinking, discussing the top 3 ways to use AI and machine learning that can be applied to every matter!

Tomorrow at 11:30am CT, the ACEDS Houston chapter will present the webinar The Top 3 Ways to Use AI and Machine Learning on Every Matter. In this webinar, you will learn ways to apply AI/Machine learning to accelerate efficiencies on every matter, as well as to understand how to apply AI to augment workflows and receive practical guidance on applying AI to your case no matter what the skill level. Topics include:

  • Why does AI and Machine Learning Matter?
  • Differentiating Supervised and Unsupervised Learning
  • Structured vs Unstructured Data and the Issues with Unstructured Data
  • Transparency in the Technology and Process
  • Potential Cost Benefits
  • The Top 3 Ways to Use AI and Machine Learning on Every Matter

Speakers are:

KLDiscovery
  • Jean Rivers, eDiscovery Project Manager, UnitedLex (Moderator)
  • Charles Duff, Director of Business Development, Reveal-Brainspace
  • Aaron Crews, SVP Analytics and AI, UnitedLex

Want to know what are the top 3 ways to use AI and machine learning on every matter? I’m not going to tell you – you’ll have to tune in!  😉  Click here to register! You just might find that you can use AI and/or machine learning on many more cases than you do now!

So, what do you think? Do you believe that you can use AI or machine learning on every case? Please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

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