Doug Austin's daily blog covering trends, best practices and case law in electronic discovery, cybersecurity and data privacy.
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Doug Austin's coverage predominantly focuses on the legal and compliance industry, particularly in areas such as legal tech, eDiscovery, artificial intelligence in law, case law and legal conferences. His work also covers privacy & cybersecurity.
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Two researchers found that GitHub Copilot coding agents can be jailbroken during normal software development workflows, even when they correctly refuse the same harmful requests in a standard chat interface.
Matter-centric discovery is dead. Or at least it's dying. That's what Insight Optix contends in the first of a two-part blog series here!
By: Doug Austin
Digital evidence is more diverse than ever. Thursday's EDRM Level Legal webinar will discuss mapping the landscape of digital evidence with case insights!
By: Doug Austin
The latest deterrent? We'll see. A law firm must pay more than $45,000 in attorney fees to another law firm for its misuse of AI.
By: Doug Austin
This just in: discovery isn't sequential. Joe Pirrotta of ProSearch asks the question: if it's not, why is your workflow? Good question.
By: Doug Austin
What happens when mobile devices meet 1938 rules? Judge Xavier Rodriguez says it means it's time for a “uniform national standard”.
By: Doug Austin
The University of Chicago Law School is prohibiting the use of electronic devices for 1L students. Why? Because of AI, of course.
By: Doug Austin
Want to know how AI-driven forensics turns endpoint activity into evidence? Exterro discusses how in their latest post here!
By: Doug Austin
Can technology help solve the access to justice crisis? Yes, and two members of the Everlaw for Good Advisory Board discuss how.
By: Doug Austin
IBM became known as “Big Blue” in the 1970s. Now, IBM is singing the blues after its worst trading day in its 115-year(!) history.
