Understanding the Predictive Coding Blind Spot
Lunch sponsored by: RenewData
Description
There is no question that technology-assisted review (also known as predictive coding) is a hot topic in e-discovery circles. With data volumes increasing dramatically, technology is needed to help organizations quickly and cost effectively analyze and interpret document collections.
However, despite the clear benefits, many technology-assisted review offerings have a hidden secret because they rely on artificial intelligence (i.e., they are only as good as the training that they get). Failing to address this “blind spot” can lead to underinclusive results and potential risk, or overinclusive results and added time and cost.
Join RenewData as we:
- Break down the various forms of technology-assisted review
- Highlight the pros and cons of each broad category within this segment of the market
- Educate the audience on how to choose the right tool for each matter
- Outline how most organizations train artificial intelligence-based engines
- Provide best practices for building better, more complete, training sets
- Teach the audience an alternative process for addressing this "blind spot"
This educational session will balance business and technical issues, so it is equally appropriate for senior-level and litigation support staff.
Presenter:
Hope Swancy-Haslam, J.D., Director of Analytics Market Development at RenewData, has more than a decade of experience in e-discovery technology and legal education. She regularly hosts CLE presentations tackling subjects that range from e-discovery basics to complex, in-depth examinations of the latest legal developments. At RenewData, Hope is responsible for educational outreach related to e-discovery and content analytics. A published author and the former publisher of ALM’s Texas Lawyer, she has supervised the development of many highly respected practice guides and treatises for attorneys.
Joe Garber, Vice President of Analytics Marketing at RenewData, is responsible for the development and execution of strategic initiatives to help drive the sale and adoption of RDC Analytics' content analytics services. He was previously the director of market strategy for Autonomy (since acquired by HP), where he led field marketing, market analysis and thought-leadership programs across divisions. Joe has also served as an IBM management consultant, a product manager for successful technology startups and as a press secretary for a U.S. senator.