Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to have a significant impact across virtually every industry, and eDiscovery is no exception. How is AI impacting legal and discovery processes today and what does the future hold?

We know that organizations are already leveraging AI across core business functions to support business intelligence efforts. We also know that legal technology providers and law firms are scrambling to determine how to efficiently, effectively, and defensibly apply advanced AI tools, such as Generative AI (GenAI), across the legal spectrum. How will these technologies be deployed? What are the hurdles to not only development and deployment, but to adoption? The impacts are likely to have a ripple effect across the legal services and legal technology landscape…what are those likely impacts?

Eric M. Robinson, JD/PMP
Vice President, Global Advisory Services & Strategic Client Solutions, KLDiscovery

Eric Robinson has more than 25 years of accumulated legal, eDiscovery, data governance, and project management experience. As KLDiscovery’s VP, Global Advisory Services & Strategic Client Solutions, Mr. Robinson leads the company’s Advisory Services team and works consultatively with clients to develop and implement cost effective, efficient, and defensible strategies for discovery, data governance, and data privacy compliance. Leveraging his experience in operational analysis and design and his knowledge of current legal trends and technology associated with information management, Mr. Robinson designs defensible strategies and technology solutions to optimize client efficiencies in alignment with industry accepted practices.