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Relativity and IncuBaker of Baker Hostetler recognized as finalists in the American Lawyer Industry Awards, Best Mentor: Law Firm category.

Relativity recognized as a 2023 Chicago Inno Fire Award winner.

Relativity makes Fast Company's list of 100 Best Workplaces for Innovators.

Legaltech News sat down with Relativity CEO Phil Saunders and Chief Product Officer Chris Brown to discuss how the company is working with GPT and other large language models (LLMs), why the company is stressing responsible use of AI and more.

Relativity's Chief Product Officer Chris Brown discusses Relativity's products in development using GPT technology.

Chris Dale discusses Relativity Fest London and how going to it – and enjoying it – made him reflect on the changes which have taken place to such events over the years. 

Legaltech News asked readers if they agreed with a recent proposal to pause the training of advanced generative AI models for six months. Aron Ahmadia, Senior Director of Applied Science at Relativity provided commentary. 

In-house experts say AI will change the way in-house lawyers work, but GCs do not need to become AI experts. A study of top in-house lawyers from FTI Consulting and Relativity last year found that only 33% of the respondents believed lawyers have adequate knowledge about technology.

A panel of industry experts, including Aron Ahmadia, senior director for Applied Science at Relativity unpacked some of the legal industry's confusion around the models that power generative AI at the "Generative AI: Uses, Risks and Impacts" session at the Master's Conference in Washington, D.C.

In two separate but related initiatives, Relativity is expanding its Justice for Change program, already running in the US and elsewhere, to EMEA. It is also expanding its work with Microsoft in bringing education and technology to people and organisations who need it in the battle for a more equitable society.

Relativity Fest is included in CSO Online’s calendar of upcoming security conferences.

Relativity revealed at its London user conference that it is undertaking two generative AI pilots to assess opportunities going forward, and announced the appointment of a new EMEA leader.

The company shares plans for generative AI innovation, product advancements and celebrates its EMEA community.

Corporate Coalition spotlights Relativity's Justice for Change program and the resulting collaborations forged across its supply chain.

Focusing on organizations involved in legal cases and academic and policy research related to racial and social justice, the Justice for Change program provides both a free license to RelativityOne, the software company's cloud-based e-discovery product, and support from Relativity and partners.

Broadening access to Relativity's EMEA community advances the global fight for social and racial justice.

David Horrigan, Discovery Counsel & Legal Education Director at Relativity discusses e-discovery resources included in Google's C4 database.

Microsoft provides support to Relativity in expanding the impact of Relativity's social impact programs, Justice for Change and Relativity Academic Partners.

Marcin Swiety, the new chief security officer at Relativity, told Legaltech News that generative AI is likely to have the most impact on areas of e-discovery like data enrichment and active learning.

Relativity and Microsoft announce they are working together to expand the impact of Relativity's programs, Justice for Change and Relativity Academic Partners.