Doug Austin
Editor at eDiscovery Today
Doug Austin's daily blog covering trends, best practices and case law in electronic discovery, cybersecurity and data privacy.
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ediscoverytoday.com | Doug Austin
What are prompt leaks? How can your AI workflows cause them? And how can they lead to data breaches? This article discusses them. This article in Help Net Security (The quiet data breach hiding in AI workflows, written by Mirko Zorz and available here) discusses that, as AI becomes embedded in daily business workflows, the risk of data exposure increases, leading to prompt leaks, which are not rare exceptions. They are a natural outcome of how employees use large language models.
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ediscoverytoday.com | Doug Austin
The CLOC Global Institute conference is just three weeks away! Here’s a session involving optimizing the left side of the EDRM Model!The annual conference conducted by the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC) is the CLOC Global Institute. This year, it’s being conducted at the Aria in Las Vegas from Monday, May 5th to Thursday, May 8th. On Tuesday, May 6th at 8am PT, Cloudficient will be conducting a breakfast roundtable titled: Foundational eDiscovery: Optimizing the Left Side of EDRM.
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jdsupra.com | Doug Austin |Mary Kate Mack |Tom O'Connor
eDiscovery case law disputes are in full bloom! In our April 2025 monthly webinar of cases covered by the eDiscovery Today blog we will discuss disputes related to proportionality of discovery requests, lack of cooperation and Court response, search term dispute in AI copyright case, in camera review of privilege determinations, privileged documents possessed by third party, and discovery extensions run amok! Join Doug Austin, Editor of eDiscovery Today, Mary Mack, CEO of EDRM, Tom O’Connor,...
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1 week ago |
ediscoverytoday.com | Doug Austin
Last week, OpenAI announced an expansion of ChatGPT’s customization and memory capabilities. So, I decided to see how ChatGPT describes me. I covered this in last week’s Kitchen Sink and promised I would have more to say about it. For some users, ChatGPT will now be able to remember information from the full breadth of their prior conversations with it and adjust its responses based on that information.
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ediscoverytoday.com | Doug Austin
Here’s the kitchen sink for April 11, 2025 of ten stories that I didn’t get to this week – with another brand-new meme from Gates Dogfish!Why “the kitchen sink”? Find out here! 🙂The Kitchen Sink is even better when you can include a brand-new eDiscovery meme courtesy of Gates Dogfish, the meme channel dedicated to eDiscovery people and created by Aaron Patton.
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