Zviad Guruli is Director of eDiscovery and Data Analytics at WilmerHale DiscoverySolutions and a member of the Securities Litigation and Enforcement Practice. He provides consultation and strategy in complex discovery matters, advising on best practices, emerging technologies, and trends. He designs and implements workflows using advanced predictive methodologies, statistical modeling, and other smart discovery tools.

Key Takeaways:

• Zviad explains there are five categories to classify how AI works with content: Speeding up content review, organizing content, exploring known and unknown content, and generating it.
• According to Zviad, generative AI is about achieving a result and validating it. He says there are a lot of best practices about Technology Assisted Review but not yet for generative AI in legal technology.
• He advocates for updating the Federal Rules of Evidence to catch up with AI.
• Zviad says AI is an augmenting force that will not replace lawyers and that human agency will always be part of decision making.