A publication of Law & Forensics
Daniel B. Garrie serves as a court-appointed technical special master, discovery referee, and forensic neutral in matters involving source code, e-discovery, cybersecurity, and AI systems — and writes here on the questions those matters raise.
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All insights →Recent training-data and model-inspection orders show that the ordinary rules of relevance and proportionality, not novelty, decide how far discovery reaches into a machine-learning system.
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E-discovery, digital forensics, breach response, and the practice of the technical special master.
Artificial intelligence in the courtroom, in regulation, and in the enterprise.
Who writes this
Daniel B. Garrie is a court-appointed technical special master, discovery referee, and forensic neutral who has served in more than one hundred court-appointed and expert-witness matters, and teaches cybersecurity law and computer forensics at Harvard.
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