AI is Making eDiscovery and Forensics More Important Than Ever
AI-Generated Images Will Make 2024 US Presidential Elections a ‘Mess’– Among many other things.
Inside the AI Factory: the humans that make tech seem human– Oh look AI is creating jobs. Terrible, crappy, and mind-numbing ones.
How Employers Can Promote Gender Acceptance in the Workplace
3 Ways to Make the Most of eDiscovery Education and Training Resources
Speaking Technical in eDiscovery: Understanding How It Differs from Digital Forensics
Workers split over what kinds of flexibility help work-related stress
Majority of Americans react to an article after only reading the headline
Five Great Reads on Cyber, Data, and Legal Discovery for February 2022
It’s no longer about the virus – remote workers simply don’t want to return to the office
What is Tokenization? And How Does It Power eDiscovery Searches?
Talking About Mental Health at Work – Can I Speak to Your Manager?
Colonial Pipeline Paid Hackers Nearly $5 Million in Ransom
– Expect more of the same, it pays off for the hackers.
Teams Not to Automatically Record All Meetings
“Unless you have a regulatory or legal need to do it, automatic recording for all Teams meetings is a horrible idea.” – I thought the same when I saw the original article.
Prioritizing Mental Health in a Pandemic with Stellar Women Mary Mack & Kaylee Walstad
How To Keep Your Job While Dealing With Depression Court Infers Intentional, Bad Faith Spoliation From Use of Ephemeral Messaging E-Discovering the Use of Ephemeral Messaging Employers who spend more on their workers’ mental health make more money, Deloitte study finds Jonathan Bond: It’s time to stop working excessive hours and simply switch off Older…
And Now The Prime Minister Of Canada Is Threatening To Fine Social Media Companies Over ‘Fake News’ “”Fake news” tends to be whatever top government officials declare it is.” What advice do you wish you’d gotten when you graduated from college? Feds: Autopilot was active during deadly March Tesla crash Apparently, we still have some…
I’ve already talked on and on about how various governments expect to be able to require backdoors into encrypted data, including mobile devices. When it’s pointed out that any backdoor will eventually be used by hackers, the usual response from law enforcement is to “trust us” because they have some magic ability to prevent hackers…
See a sample before subscribing here