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Relativity's Aron Ahmadia and Greg Ball discuss what companies must keep in mind to successfully switch large language models.

FTI Consulting, Inc. and global legal technology company Relativity today announced findings from The General Counsel Report. The study uncovered substantial changes in how global legal departments are strategizing around and preparing for their biggest risks.

FTI Consulting, Inc. and the legal technology company Relativity have released the first part of their annual General Counsel Report surveying risk priorities among legal department leaders.

In-Depth Survey Shows Increased Scope and Scale of Risk Driving Change Across Legal Department Strategy, Technology and Operations

A survey released by Relativity and FTI Consulting found that chief legal officers and general counsel feel less prepared to handle all nine risk categories studied than they did a year earlier.

Relativity discusses the importance of customer collaboration in the development of AI applications.

During the Toledo Bar Association’s “Utilization of AI Applications in the Legal System and Throughout the Nation,” Relativity's David Horrigan shares his thoughts around judges' reactions to AI in the courtroom.

The award-winning SaaS solution amplifies efforts with AI, keeps sensitive data safe and maximizes productivity with integrated capabilities.

Relativity's John Wallace discusses how AI will impact 2024 public sector cloud adoption in Government News.

E-discovery software developer Relativity has brought the University of New England School of Law in Australia into its Academic Partner Program, which provides curricula and software to college professors.

Relativity today announced it has partnered with The University of New England (UNE) School of Law in Australia to provide hands-on e-discovery education to its law students. UNE is the first school in the APAC region to benefit from the success of Relativity’s Academic Partner Program.

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Stephen Embry shares his takeaways from Relativity Fest 2023. 

Relativity's David Horrigan, Discovery Counsel & Legal Education Director at Relativity and Tom O’Connor, the Director of the Gulf Coast Legal Technology Center discuss the topic of access to justice and to what extent access to justice has progressed over time with Doug Austin of eDiscovery Today.

That Tech Pod recently released their insights from Relativity Fest 2023 and interviewed Relativity CEO Phil Saunders and our Senior Director of Applied Science, Aron Ahmadia. 

In addition to product launches and generative AI discussions, Relativity Fest 2023 also focused on the industry's diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) efforts.

Since ChatGPT's launch, news and information about AI have been published at a breakneck pace, making it a challenge to consume, understand, and act on it. Alex Moy, Relativity's Director of Public Sector Strategy Marketing, offers essential lessons public sector attorneys need to know in the age of AI.

The Judicial Panel at Relativity Fest 2023 looked at how courts are accounting for new, and not-so-new technologies, from video conferencing to generative AI.

In addition to announcing its first GPT-4 enabled product aiR, Relativity unveiled PI Detect and Data Breach Response, two tools aimed at dealing with personal information problems. These products evolved from Text IQ for Personal Information and Text IQ for Data Breach, though the company says this is much more than a simple rebrand, with both products receiving extensive overhauls.

E-discovery provider Relativity announced a host of new offerings and upgrades—including its first generative artificial intelligence-powered solution—during the Wednesday Keynote at Relativity Fest 2023.