Doug Austin's daily blog covering trends, best practices and case law in electronic discovery, cybersecurity and data privacy.
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Doug Austin's coverage predominantly focuses on the legal and compliance industry, particularly in areas such as legal tech, eDiscovery, artificial intelligence in law, case law and legal conferences. His work also covers privacy & cybersecurity.
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This week's kitchen sink for September 4, 2026 (with meme from Gates Dogfish) discusses an AI hallucination milestone, AI hijacking “Zee Germans” & more!
By: Doug Austin
Not a big deal when most people say it, but when OpenAI's Chief Scientist says no one is prepared for consequences of AI…ruh-roh!
By: Doug Austin
for the announcement that Everlaw and Microsoft Copilot announce a new MCP integration, which is available now! Here's part of the announcement, the full announcement is
By: Doug Austin
What do you need to know about when artificial intelligence creates evidence? Melinda Redenius of Veracity Forensics tells you here!
By: Doug Austin
According to a report, Wall Street banks are starting to demand that law firms pass along productivity gains they are realizing from GenAI.
By: Doug Austin
As Cimplifi discusses in this post, entering into protective orders to restrict AI training on produced data is a good idea. Here's why.
New York, NY and Houston, TX, September 10, 2026 – Discernis , legal intelligence software for litigation and investigations, today announced a new
By: Doug Austin
Apple enthusiasts are partying like it's $1,999 (see what I did there?), but it's the other Apple announcement from yesterday that may have data privacy implications.
Taking a one post pause on legal tech topics to remember the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Here are 36 notable events that have happened since 9/11.
This week's kitchen sink for September 11, 2026 (with meme from Gates Dogfish) discusses a three-part test for AI slop, AI growing smart enough to “kill us” & more!
