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: The Common ScoldHumans v. Machines
Our October LTN cover article "Crash or Soar?" has many folks talking about how much we can trust computers, or humans, when it comes to properly identifying relevant documents early in the electronic data discovery process.
Anne Kershaw and Joseph Howie, both involved with the eDiscovery Institute, argue that bringing computers to the party enhances everything from transparency, replicability, quality of results, to cost-reduction. The institute polled 11 EDD vendors, with strong results.
Check out our October Law Technology Now podcast as they discuss how predictive coding -- using computers with some guidance from lawyers -- can streamline document review and cut costs.
Full post as published by The Common Scold on October 20, 2010 (boomark / email).
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