Rise of the Machines: The Growing Role of Artificial Intelligence in Discovery
Presented by: Chad L. Mowery, Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP
As artificial intelligence increases its share of the everyday workload of employees, legal discovery about artificial intelligence is becoming more frequent. Discovery requests about queries, inputs, and outputs; usage of artificial intelligence to evaluate productions; and depositions focused on the role of artificial intelligence in an organization may soon move from “cutting edge” to “commonplace.” With this rise in such discovery activities, organizations must begin to think about their preservation obligations, their ability to meet such discovery demands, and the protections needed for any information or materials they produce. This presentation will explore the trends in discovery about artificial intelligence and the actions organizations should take to meet these new requirements and to safeguard their most important trade secrets.
Chad Mowery, Partner-Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP
Chad brings over 20 years of experience serving clients in a range of complex matters in the areas of product liability litigation, cybersecurity and data privacy, and e-discovery. He has led teams to represent clients on a national basis and in local matters in industries such as manufacturing, medical device, banking, construction and energy.
Chad also has comprehensive experience coordinating e-discovery in complex business litigation matters, including management of vendors and supervision of e-discovery teams. From matters involving several thousand records to hundreds of thousands of records, he works with clients to develop action plans that fulfill their legal obligations in the most efficient and cost-effective manner. These projects have spanned across the country in both state and federal courts.
