JC Steinbrunner

Congratulations to our 2025 honorees, and to all of our AI Visionaries—a vibrant and growing part of the Relativity community showing us how to thrive by cultivating the power of generative AI to solve our legal technology challenges.

Our 2024 AI Visionaries are from around the globe. The advocate and act on artificial intelligence, its potential to improve their work, and the value their firms provide to clients. And they manage to find the fun in it.

Earlier this year, Cellebrite CEO Yossi Carmil sat down with Relativity's Phil Saunders to discuss the benefits of working together to deliver additional value across our customers and industries. Here are some of the highlights.

David Hasman leads the International Criminal Court’s e-discovery and data analytics function, and has valuable insight to share on how artificial intelligence assists in bringing justice around the world.

Labor trafficking happens everywhere. Learn how technology can abet traffickers, but also offer a way to prevent abuse—and how you can help change things—in our On the Merits: Labor Trafficking documentary.

An upcoming documentary looks at the role technology plays in human trafficking. Does it enable traffickers? Can AI help thwart them? What is the duty of corporations, of people, in response? And why is Relativity telling this story?

In interviewing our first cohort of AI Visionaries, we found that great things come from the network effects of powerful technology, empowered voices, and opportunities to socialize and share perspectives. In short, collaboration breeds trust. Here's how Relativity played with the theme of collaboration to create a special award for the AI Visionaries—with the help of AI.

Recently, Relativity sat down with leaders from Ballard Spahr, an Am Law 100 law firm, to learn about how inclusive practices have benefited their colleagues and clients—and how AI is lending a hand.

Not dealing directly with stress or doubt makes us unfocused. Take a look at how one Relativian has stayed mindful and moved forward this year.

Based in Dublin but hailing from all over, Inés Rubio is the award-winning head of information management and incident response at the consultancy BSI, where she works with clients on data concerns, from security to e-discovery to management to forensics.

The theme for our tenth annual Relativity Fest is a poem (a haiku, if you want to get technical about it). Let’s take a look.

The document paradigm has shifted to people. That’s good. Helping people through technology is what Relativity has always been about.