Listening in on a hot topic on the use of AI in the context of investigations at #RelFest. My Partner Michele Wiener sharing her expert insights as to how we approach investigations at Control Risks - Compliance, Investigations and eDiscovery, along with Amanda Strassner Merrill from Capital One, Erica Albertson of Relativity and Brian Karney of Deloitte. #RelativityaiR
Michele and Brian discussing how aiR can help to find the use of code words and vocabulary that may be unusual in a dataset
All panelists highlighting that aiR is great at helping to prioritize where you start looking for issues.
Amanda and Michele discussing the importance of iterating on aiR prompts as investigations evolve
Amanda discussing how to build trust with stakeholders across investigations from former law enforcement professionals to cyber experts
Michele sharing success with the use of aiR in foreign language cases, even prompting in English on Japanese language documents with accurate results returning in English; important to still have native speakers in the loop to provide local nuance and validation
Michele sharing the use of aiR for Case Strategy. Most value coming from witness and interview prep and issue summaries - which facts are helpful and harmful.
Brian discussing how to get clients to trust results. The importance of asking the rationale for AI decisions. Ensure all facts are coming from the dataset itself.
Michele said the conversation has become less about should we use aiR but how do we use it properly for each case
Amanda discussed bringing in non-legal stakeholders to aiR workflows. Can’t stifle creativity and keep an open mind to allow new perspectives to drive better outcomes.
“I worry a lot less about missing key evidence when I’m using #RelativityaiR” - Michele Wiener