Industry Luminaries Blazing a Trail for AI Adoption
AI Visionaries is a prestigious annual compilation celebrating the pioneers and early adopters within the fields of legal, compliance, and risk management who are spearheading the integration of artificial intelligence into their organizational practices. These forward-thinking individuals are not only optimizing operational efficiencies but are also setting new benchmarks for technological adoption in their industries. Their efforts in leveraging AI technologies demonstrate a commitment to innovation and a vision for the future of their respective fields. Just as these visionaries are transforming their sectors through AI, platforms like 1xBet are revolutionizing the online betting industry, offering a wide array of opportunities and enhancements for their users. To discover more about these advancements and how they are changing the user experience, visit https://1xbetnigeria.ng/bonuses-in-1xbet/
2022 AI Visionaries
- Mallory Acheson
Nelson Mullins - Tess Blair
Morgan Lewis - Kelly Clay
GSK - Nick Cole
Foley & Lardner - Selina Coleman
Reed Smith - Dan Cooperman
Molina Healthcare - John Davis
Crowell & Moring - Ausra Deluard
Dentons - Maria Earley
Morrison & Foerster - Virginia Essandoh
Ballard Spahr - Kelly Friedman
BLG - Manfred Gabriel
Holland & Knight - Jennifer Harkins Garone
Carnival Corporation - Avi Gesser
Debevoise & Plimpton LLP - Ross Gotler
Paul, Weiss - Alison Grounds
Troutman Pepper
- Ron Harry
Honeywell - Kate Jansons Johns
Nutter - Stefan John
BASF - Laura Kibbe
IQVIA - Josh Kreamer
AstraZeneca - Meghan Landrum
Google - Peter Lefkowitz
Citrix - Jason Lichter
Troutman Pepper - Katherine Lowry
BakerHostetler - Bobby Malhotra
Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP - Jessica Maurer
Mayer Brown - Briordy Meyers
Boehringer Ingelheim - Stephanie Mendelsohn
Genentech - Scott Milner
Morgan Lewis - Jackie Orchard
Westpac Group - David Orensten
Starbucks
- Scott Reents
Cravath Swaine & Moore - Wendy Riggs
SBO; formerly Airbnb, Twitter, and Zynga - Adam Rouse
Walgreens - Jeff Salling
Novartis - Pam Schieffelin
QUALCOMM - Maurus Schreyvogel
Novartis - Alexis Stroud
Boehringer Ingelheim - Janet Sullivan
White & Case - Heather Sussman
Orrick - Jennifer Swanton
Medtronic - Brett Tarr
Collibra - Jeane Thomas
Crowell & Moring - Geoffrey Vance
Perkins Coie LLP - Ruby Zefo
Uber - Josh Zylbershlag
Paul, Weiss
Focusing on technology and data has really allowed me to grow with a growing industry. We're creating the case law, finding differentiators, and helping our clients expect and achieve more.
Mallory Acheson
Nelson Mullins
Meet Mallory >>
Mallory Acheson
Head of Practice Innovation
Nelson Mullins
As the head of practice innovation at Nelson Mullins, Mallory occupies a crucial position at the intersection of law and technology. She deeply engages with AI and evangelizes its benefits—from creating large review cost savings in e-discovery, to mitigating risk, to automating routine tasks that can help attorneys focus on more important matters like case strategy.
The use of machine learning technologies has enabled us to essentially quadruple the size of our practice without adding additional people.
Tess Blair
Morgan Lewis
Meet Tess >>
Tess Blair
Partner, Litigation
Morgan Lewis
Tess is a litigator and legal entrepreneur who has practiced at the intersection of law, technology, and design for more than two decades. Tess is the founder and leader of Morgan Lewis’s eData practice, which combines great lawyering with technology and design to enhance the delivery of legal services.
We are accountable to the justice system and our clients to establish ethical and expedient ways of working. AI can help us fulfill our obligations to support the fair and judicious resolution of matters.
Kelly Clay
GSK
Meet Kelly >>
Kelly Clay
Assistant General Counsel and Global e-Discovery Counsel
GSK
Kelly Clay, assistant general counsel and global e-discovery counsel at GSK, is an early adopter of AI and has evangelized the use of technology throughout her career. She has been a vocal proponent for the ways AI can be used to speed up manually intensive tasks so that attorneys can focus on human-centered work.
AI tools are a force multiplier. They provide a competitive advantage, allowing us to get to the truth faster and to minimize risk.
Nick Cole
Foley & Lardner
Meet Nick >>
Nick Cole
Director of Litigation Support
Foley & Lardner
Nick has pioneered AI-based technical solutions in his role as director of litigation support at Foley & Lardner. In the digital age where cases are larger and more complex than ever, Nick has guided Foley’s attorneys on using AI to revive an old-fashioned relationship with clients. Nick has shown attorneys how AI can reduce cost and improves efficiency, which has allowed attorneys to spend more time on high-value tasks and really learn clients’ businesses, creating a stronger relationship with Foley’s clients.
AI is not about ceding control; it’s about harnessing technology to help us do our jobs better.
Selina Coleman
Reed Smith
Meet Selina >>
Selina Coleman
Partner
Reed Smith
Selina is a partner in Reed Smith’s Life Sciences Health Industry Group, focusing on False Claims Act litigation and regulatory matters. She views AI as an opportunity to increase efficiency, reveal critical information and patterns, and add value for her healthcare clients.
Through the use of AI, it can be demonstrated clearly and emphatically that many legal problems can now be solved faster, more accurately, and at less cost than using manual processes.
Dan Cooperman
Molina Healthcare
Meet Dan >>
Dan Cooperman
Board Member
Molina Healthcare
Dan, who has served as general counsel for Apple and Oracle, was first introduced to AI in the early 2000s and has evangelized its benefits ever since. He sits on the boards of several AI companies, including Molina Healthcare and Lex Machina, and plays an instrumental role in AI adoption in the legal sector.
AI and other technologies can provide a great lift and means to distinguish yourself from the masses.
John Davis
Crowell & Moring
Meet John >>
John Davis
Senior Counsel
Crowell & Moring
John is senior counsel at Crowell & Moring with years of experience advising clients on information law issues and representing companies in complex investigations and litigations. In his role, John has harnessed the power of AI to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of factual, confidentiality, and privilege review.
Lawyers tend to be risk-averse and slow to change. The vanguard adopters have to blaze a trail.
Ausra Deluard
Dentons
Meet Ausra >>
Ausra Deluard
Co-Chair, Dentons U.S. Competition and Antitrust Group
Dentons
Ausra Deluard, co-chair of Dentons’ U.S. Competition and Antitrust Group, was an early adopter of predictive coding, which helped her cut clients’ costs and timelines. She has used AI on multiple HSR second request matters and conducted a privilege review of documents subpoenaed in merger investigations by the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice.
Looking at segments of our society that have been overlooked and finding ways for them to be included into mainstream products—that is where technology and AI can play a big role.
Maria Earley
Morrison & Foerster
Meet Maria >>
Maria Earley
Partner
Morrison & Foerster
Over the course of her legal practice in the financial technology industry, Maria Earley, a partner at Morrison & Foerster, has had a ringside view of technology’s power to create credit opportunities for unbanked populations. She believes that technology like AI can help solve hard problems, but it’s up to the people who deploy that technology to use it responsibly.
The opportunity to leverage AI to bring unconscious bias to the surface can have a significant impact on creating a more equitable, fair performance review process.
Virginia Essandoh
Ballard Spahr
Meet Virginia >>
Virginia Essandoh
Chief Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer
Ballard Spahr
As the chief diversity officer at Ballard Spahr, Virginia plays a vital role in fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion. Virginia is partnering with Text IQ on an exciting pilot project called the Unconscious Bias Detector. Built using Text IQ's foundational technology, the Unconscious Bias Detector identifies instances of unconscious bias in performance reviews and helps create a more equitable and meritocratic workplace. While the legal industry has made some efforts to improve its poor record in DEI, Virginia is the first legal professional to take an AI and data-driven approach to the issue.
Read More on The Relativity Blog >>
Widespread use of AI in our daily lives creates more data that needs to be analyzed and can become important evidence. e-Discovery and AI are mutually reinforcing.
Kelly Friedman
BLG
Meet Kelly >>
Kelly Friedman
Senior Counsel & National Leader, Beyond eDiscovery
BLG
Kelly is the senior counsel and national leader of Beyond eDiscovery at BLG. After sparking an interest in digital evidence issues early in her career, Kelly has acquired a fierce reputation as an e-discovery leader who believes in AI's ability to enhance data analysis.
The only way to innovate inside the law firm is to find the pain and address it—no pain, no change.
Manfred Gabriel
Holland & Knight
Meet Manfred >>
Manfred Gabriel
Partner
Holland & Knight
Manfred is a partner at Holland & Knight and a thought leader on innovation in the legal industry, e-discovery, and litigation readiness. He first leveraged machine learning on extremely large antitrust matters and now advocates for technological innovation within the legal industry.
I’ve always been curious about new ways of doing things. How do we do things better?
Jennifer Harkins Garone
Carnival Corporation
Meet Jennifer >>
Jennifer Harkins Garone
Senior Director, Privacy & Information Governance
Carnival Corporation
A former marketer, Jennifer is now a highly reputed leader in privacy and cybersecurity, having built and led privacy programs at Microsoft, Carnival Corporation, and GE. As a technology-forward privacy leader and senior director of privacy and information governance at Carnival, she believes in using AI to elevate privacy programs.
Read More on The Relativity Blog >>
Finding the right tool to harness all the amazing work that is being done and channeling that to a constantly improving set of organized data is very challenging, but totally worth the effort.
Avi Gesser
Debevoise & Plimpton LLP
Meet Avi >>
Avi Gesser
Partner
Debevoise & Plimpton LLP
As a litigation partner at Debevoise & Plimpton LLP, co-chair of the firm's Data Strategy & Security practice and the leader of the AI practice, Avi has played a critical role in the Department of Justice’s BP Oil Spill Task Force. As a thought leader, Avi has written extensively on AI in the context of cybersecurity, bias, and other critical themes.
Read More on The Relativity Blog >>
As someone who fervently believes in the transformative nature and endless potential of technology, it has been especially rewarding seeing the success of our integration of AI and analytics into our discovery processes.
Ross Gotler
Paul, Weiss
Meet Ross >>
Ross Gotler
e-Discovery Counsel
Paul, Weiss
Ross is e-discovery counsel at Paul, Weiss and oversees the firm’s services for e-discovery, analytics, project management, and technology. He and his team were early adopters of AI in e-discovery after seeing its potential to offer a critical advantage for the firm’s lawyers.
I find the adoption rate for technology in the legal space typically requires someone else going first. So our attitude has always been, let's be first.
Alison Grounds
Troutman Pepper
Meet Alison >>
Alison Grounds
Partner & Managing Director
Troutman Pepper
Alison, partner and managing director at Troutman Pepper eMerge, is an e-discovery advocate who combines legal strategy and evolving, leading-edge technology to discover the facts clients need. A thought leader within the e-discovery industry, Alison evangelizes the use of AI with her clients.
Read More on The Relativity Blog >>
AI allows us to see the unseen and to make logical sense out of data patterns too large for the average person to comprehend.
Ron Harry
Honeywell
Meet Ron >>
Ron Harry
Director, Legal Operations
Honeywell
Ron is the systems lead and director of legal operations for the law and government relations department at Honeywell. He has led the charge to weave AI and new technology into the fabric of the e-discovery program and other department initiatives, resulting in significant and measurable reductions in risk, review time, and costs.
Pointing out how attorneys are already using some form of AI in their personal digital life can help them understand how it can be applied in their practice.
Kate Jansons Johns
Nutter
Meet Kate >>
Kate Jansons Johns
Litigation Support Manager
Nutter
Kate is the litigation support manager at Nutter, where she provides direct consultation and technical solutions to the firm’s attorneys, senior management, and clients. Kate advocates the use of technology like AI as a way to give lawyers time back in their day.
AI is probably the most efficient tool to help organizations turn massive amounts of ‘senseless data’ into more ‘senseful data.’
Stefan John
BASF
Meet Stefan >>
Stefan John
Senior Vice President, General Counsel, and Chief Compliance Officer
BASF
Stefan is senior vice president, BASF Corporation as well as general counsel and chief compliance officer of BASF North America. Stefan has had a storied and cross-continental career with stints at General Electric, Stinnes AG, and as a board member at Dyckerhoff. He occupies a foremost position at the vanguard of AI adoption in the legal and compliance arenas, playing an instrumental role in advancing the use of AI to unlock value from data, particularly unstructured data.
By being able to approach discovery in a new way, using technology, we are creating a more informed legal team that can focus on what really matters—the merits of the case.
Laura Kibbe
IQVIA
Meet Laura >>
Laura Kibbe
Assistant General Counsel
IQVIA
Laura is assistant general counsel at IQVIA and a veteran legal leader. She has been at the vanguard of AI adoption from the very beginning and has extensive experience in using AI to conduct privilege reviews.
Technology can help us reach the efficiency we're looking for and free up our team to work on what they’re truly good at doing.
Josh Kreamer
AstraZeneca
Meet Josh >>
Josh Kreamer
Director of e-Discovery
AstraZeneca
Josh, director of e-discovery at AstraZeneca, was an early mover in AI adoption. An evangelist for AI’s uses and potential, Josh has leveraged AI not just to enhance e-discovery capabilities, but to quantitively prove the cost benefits of applying AI to automate manually intensive processes.
We need new technology to survive. There's just no way to keep up with the way humans are communicating with each other without new technology.
Meghan Landrum
Meghan Landrum
Director, Head of Discovery
Meghan is the director and head of discovery for Google. In her role running e-discovery and information governance at one of the world's largest technology companies, Meghan has enthusiastically explored how AI can help her team navigate the challenges of unstructured data.
AI has the potential to radically transform our lives in positive, privacy-protective ways. But it also has the potential for significant harm if not well managed.
Peter Lefkowitz
Citrix
Meet Peter >>
Peter Lefkowitz
Vice President, Chief Digital Risk Officer
Citrix
Peter, vice president and the chief digital risk officer at Citrix, oversees legal and regulatory risk associated with data, products and systems, as well as policy engagement on digital issues. A noted privacy expert, he believes AI will play a major role in privacy going forward.
This isn't like the unattainable triangle where you have to pick two out of three benefits. It can be faster, cheaper, and better with AI.
Jason Lichter
Troutman Pepper
Meet Jason >>
Jason Lichter
Principal
Troutman Pepper
Jason is a principal at Troutman Pepper eMerge and an outspoken supporter of AI’s adoption within the legal industry. An e-discovery thought leader, Jason advocates for AI’s uses in areas that improve the quality and efficiency of legal service delivery.
Read More on The Relativity Blog >>
Instead of always looking down and doing the everyday work, somebody needs to have their eyes on the horizon at all times.
Katherine Lowry
BakerHostetler
Meet Katherine >>
Katherine Lowry
Head of IncuBaker; Director of Practice Services
BakerHostetler
Katherine leads an exceptional team of innovative legal tech consultants, placing her at the intersection of technology, digital business, and the law. Her effective use of AI to help clients enhance their incident response strategy directly aligns with the mission of BakerHostetler's Digital Assets and Data Management practice group and its powerhouse status of mitigating risk and protecting assets.
I’m really intrigued by the value proposition of AI and how it can enhance the speed, precision, and efficiency of traditional legal work while reducing spend.
Bobby Malhotra
Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP
Meet Bobby >>
Bobby Malhotra
e-Discovery Counsel
Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP
Bobby is e-discovery counsel at Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP. He is a notable e-discovery leader and industry expert who develops innovative, cost-effective, and defensible strategies for the preservation, collection, review, and production of electronically stored information in high-stakes litigation and regulatory matters. He also serves as a trusted e-discovery advisor to multiple Fortune 100 financial and technology sector clients. Bobby has been at the forefront of incorporating AI to build defensible e-discovery processes.
At this point, particularly for matters with a large e-discovery component, you can’t ignore AI.
Jessica Maurer
Mayer Brown
Meet Jessica >>
Jessica Maurer
Antitrust Partner
Mayer Brown
Jessica has built a stellar antitrust practice at Mayer Brown, advancing the use of AI in responding to burdensome HSR Second Requests. After seeing the benefits of technology-assisted review early in her career, she has leveraged AI to increase the speed and accuracy of privilege reviews and generate significant cost savings for her clients.
If the big picture goal for your organization is to gain insight and understanding through data science, then AI, even broadly defined, promises to reduce that time to insight.
Briordy Meyers
Boehringer Ingelheim
Meet Briordy >>
Briordy Meyers
Director, Senior Counsel e-Discovery
Boehringer Ingelheim
As director of senior counsel and e-discovery at Boehringer Ingelheim, Briordy has been an early proponent of AI and has advanced its adoption in e-discovery and privacy workflows. Briordy was honored as the AI Catalyst of the Year at Relativity Fest 2021.
To paraphrase Jerry Maguire, technology like AI helps us help the business.
Stephanie Mendelsohn
Genentech
Meet Stephanie >>
Stephanie Mendelsohn
Associate General Counsel and Senior Director
Genentech
Stephanie, associate general counsel and senior director at Genentech, has applied AI to find significant cost and time efficiencies in managing data, particularly unstructured data. As a leader in the information management and e-discovery law practices, she is interested in leveraging AI to protect information and to enable its highest use.
Ignoring technology is no longer an option. The cross-section between legal and technology, including AI, is here to stay.
Scott Milner
Morgan Lewis
Meet Scott >>
Scott Milner
Partner, e-Discovery
Morgan Lewis
Co-leader and one of the original attorneys in Morgan Lewis’s e-data practice, Scott advocates for AI’s potential to increase efficiency and solve problems. A Relativity Innovation Award finalist, Scott led a team that developed an AI-based identification tool that automated the identification and extraction of personally identifiable information.
Some of the AI-backed technology we have adopted over the years has allowed us to handle tasks at a scale and pace that ordinary humans are unable to match.
Jackie Orchard
Westpac Group
Meet Jackie >>
Jackie Orchard
Head of Monitoring & Surveillance, Execution Team
Westpac Group
Jackie, the head of monitoring and surveillance, execution at Westpac Group, is an accomplished business leader, recognized for driving innovation and change across process, culture, and technology. She led the establishment of Westpac’s e-discovery division, which won Legal IT Team of the Year at the prestigious Lawtech Summit Awards.
For me, experimenting, exploring proof of concepts, vetting something new—it’s an opportunity. It’s not scary.
David Orensten
Starbucks
Meet David >>
David Orensten
Director, Corporate Counsel
Starbucks
With more than 20 years of multinational enterprise and big law experience, David has experienced firsthand how AI can provide valuable support to legal departments in routine task automation. Under his leadership, his teams and cases directly benefitted from early enterprise AI adoption for privilege review, resulting in vast gains in accuracy, efficiency and cost savings.
Read More on The Relativity Blog >>
We recently had a judge tell us that a task needed to be done ‘at the speed of electrons.’ That statement reflects that technology, and AI in particular, is changing expectations for how quickly our work can be done.
Scott Reents
Cravath Swaine & Moore
Meet Scott >>
Scott Reents
Lead Attorney, Data Analytics and e-Discovery, Discovery, & Litigation
Cravath Swaine & Moore
Scott, the lead attorney for data analytics and e-discovery, discovery, and litigation at Cravath, Swaine & Moore, regularly uses AI in his practice, including to enhance the accuracy of privilege review. He is an industry thought leader on technology-assisted review, defensible search methodologies, and e-discovery litigation.
In my experience, using AI to assist with classifying data, identifying PII, and flagging data types is vital to achieving litigation and compliance requirements in a consistent, defensible, and cost-efficient way.
Wendy Riggs
SBO; formerly Airbnb, Twitter, and Zynga
Meet Wendy >>
Wendy Riggs
Founder
SBO; formerly Airbnb, Twitter, and Zynga
Wendy is the founder and force behind SBO | Strategic Business Operations. A recognized leader and innovator in her field, Wendy’s experience, which includes designing and operationalizing the information governance and legal operations teams at Airbnb, Twitter, and Zynga, sets SBO apart from other consulting firms. Wendy advises against a one-size-fits-all approach to AI, instead advocating for creative applications that are uniquely suited to an organization’s needs.
Ideally you have a human-AI partnership, where AI is doing a lot of the heavy lifting and humans can then do what we still do best—the lateral thinking and strategic insight that help steer the AI and the data growth, understanding the subtext, to make smarter long-term decisions.
Adam Rouse
Walgreens
Meet Adam >>
Adam Rouse
Senior Counsel and Director of e-Discovery Operations
Walgreens
Adam is director and senior counsel of e-discovery at Walgreens. An experienced lawyer and technology engineer with a long history of working in the space where technology and law intersect, he has championed the use of AI at Walgreens as a way to support human decision-making.
Read More on The Relativity Blog >>
We are always looking for the most efficient and compliant way of solving a problem. AI allows legal to do that in many ways—and many more to come.
Jeff Salling
Novartis
Meet Jeff >>
Jeff Salling
Global Director of e-discovery
Novartis
Jeff is global director of e-discovery at Novartis and an adjunct professor at the University of Illinois Chicago School of Law. At Novartis, he formed a global discovery team that revamped the way the organization looked at discovery and utilized technology, especially AI, across 153 countries. He specializes in bridging the gap between technologists and attorneys.
With the explosion of data created and maintained in the normal course of business, we have had no choice but to consider more efficient and effective ways to fulfill our obligations.
Pam Schieffelin
QUALCOMM
Meet Pam >>
Pam Schieffelin
Vice President, Legal Counsel
QUALCOMM
Pam, vice president and legal counsel at Qualcomm, has incorporated AI to increase the accuracy of privilege review and reduce the costs associated with it. She believes in cutting through silos and using AI to build data governance that leads to benefits across teams and departments.
Read More on The Relativity Blog >>
With AI, we are about to fundamentally change the way we work, and this will take time to digest, learn, and adopt.
Maurus Schreyvogel
Novartis
Meet Maurus >>
Maurus Schreyvogel
Chief Legal Innovation Officer
Novartis
Maurus is the chief legal innovation officer at Novartis and has helped the company find innovative ways to get to key information faster. As CLIO of one of the world's largest pharma companies, Maurus has been an early adopter of AI.
I may not fully understand the inner workings and technical aspects of AI, but I have seen the value that it can create.
Alexis Stroud
Boehringer Ingelheim
Meet Alexis >>
Alexis Stroud
Executive Director, Ethics and Compliance
Boehringer Ingelheim
Alexis, executive director of ethics and compliance at Boehringer Ingelheim, is an agile, solutions-focused leader who is accomplished in developing ethics and compliance strategies that reduce regulatory risk. Her interest in AI stems from wanting to figure out how to use data to highlight areas of concern and enable better strategic decisions.
Read More on The Relativity Blog >>
Opportunities to bring greater value to the legal function through the use of AI are endless.
Janet Sullivan
White & Case
Meet Janet >>
Janet Sullivan
e-Discovery Counsel and Global Director of Practice Technologyy
White & Case
In her current role as e-discovery counsel and global director of practice technology, Janet strongly encourages the use of AI technology and advanced analytics as a standard practice to accelerate the pace of document review in both disputes and transactions.
Read More on the Relativity Blog >>
Team members need to feel comfortable—even better if they feel incentivized—to identify problems and come up with creative solutions.
Heather Sussman
Orrick
Meet Heather >>
Heather Sussman
Global Head, Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation Practice Group
Orrick
As head of Orrick's global Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation Group, Heather has blazed a trail for AI adoption in legal workflows. By using AI to accelerate data breach response for her clients, she stands out as one of the leaders within the legal industry who is applying AI in novel and substantive ways.
How can we do the work that we do as efficiently as possible, in the best way possible? Over the last few years, we are relying more and more on technology like artificial intelligence.
Jennifer Swanton
Medtronic
Meet Jennifer >>
Jennifer Swanton
Legal Director and Discovery Counsel
Medtronic
Jennifer Swanton is legal director and discovery counsel at Medtronic and a thought leader within the e-discovery industry. She believes that e-discovery departments, with their experience with AI tools, are well-placed to champion its use in other areas.
Read More on The Relativity Blog >>
It just makes sense that as more and more data emerges, we should be open to new technologies and new workflows to keep pace.
Brett Tarr
Collibra
Meet Brett >>
Brett Tarr
Senior Privacy Counsel
Collibra
Brett is senior privacy counsel at Collibra and an accomplished strategic leader within the legal innovation space. He speaks widely of the benefits of new technologies like AI to address complex data challenges, mitigate risk, and build sustainable legal processes.
Read More on the Relativity Blog >>
When you build an algorithm, using AI to help you extrapolate the human decisions, you end up with a better result.
Jeane Thomas
Crowell & Moring
Meet Jeane >>
Jeane Thomas
Partner, Antitrust & Competition and Privacy & Cybersecurity groups
Crowell & Moring
As a partner in Crowell & Moring's Antitrust & Competition and Privacy & Cybersecurity groups, Jeane is helping to keep the firm at the cutting edge of innovation with technology like AI—and with thoughtful leadership practices.
What fascinates me about artificial intelligence is that, when used correctly, it makes me a better lawyer that makes better decisions.
Geoffrey Vance
Perkins Coie LLP
Meet Geoffrey >>
Geoffrey Vance
Litigation Partner and Chair of E-Discovery Services & Strategy Group
Perkins Coie LLP
Geoffrey is a partner in Perkins Coie LLP’s litigation practice and firmwide chair of the e-discovery services and strategy practice. He has dedicated his career to learning how to use technology to improve the quality and reduce the costs of legal services, and in recent years has become an outspoken evangelist for the use of AI.
I still believe that responsible AI has significant potential to make our lives better.
Ruby Zefo
Uber
Meet Ruby >>
Ruby Zefo
Chief Privacy Officer; Associate General Counsel for Privacy and Security
Uber
As Uber's chief privacy officer, Ruby has been the driving force behind the company's industry-leading privacy initiatives. As a member of Text IQ's Customer Advisory Board, she brings her rich perspectives and insights to bear on the development and commercialization of AI.
AI has become so central to discovery that our clients now expect us to leverage it, and we demonstrate our value to them by the sophistication of our approach in using it.
Josh Zylbershlag
Paul, Weiss
Meet Josh >>
Josh Zylbershlag
Director, e-Discovery Services
Paul, Weiss
Josh Zylbershlag is director of e-discovery services at Paul, Weiss, and an ardent supporter of AI and machine learning. He established the firm’s e-Discovery Analytics and Review Technology Team, which comprises AI experts who work with lawyers and clients to help them harness the power of new technologies.