This rubric explores topics related to government digitalization and data exploration efforts, including information model development, use of cognitive computing in various agencies, legislation pertaining to data privacy and security, and AI initiatives at the global level.
Electronic Discovery or E-Discovery is a process wherein electronic data is found, secured, and then searched in order to find effective evidence during criminal or… Read More »Basic E-Discovery Concepts Every Attorney Should Know
By 2030, oil & gas plays across the United States are expected to produce over 60 million barrels of water every day. Most of this… Read More »DSC Webinar Series: Project PARETO – DOE’s Produced Water Optimization Initiative
Next-generation warfare involves human-machine teaming (HMT). Human-AI interfaces are more error prone than traditional combat. Autonomous robots as a solution poses ethical challenges. At the… Read More »The Advent of Killer Robots
The European Commission published a draft AI Regulation this week that is the world’s first concrete proposal for regulating artificial intelligence (AI). Like GDPR, the… Read More »Opening the Pod Bay Door: Regulating multi-purpose AI
Every organization has to prepare for the abandonment of everything it does. Peter Drucker In this series, Ive been describing a data democracy thats… Read More »A window of opportunity for data democracy (Part III of III)
Legal Tech refers to the technology used in the legal sector. It has significantly transformed how attorneys and other legal professionals perform their duties. Moreover,… Read More »Tech-Driven Transformation of the Legal Sector
