“I think artificial intelligence may have, if it's harnessed properly and responsibly, ... cut down a lot of the drudgery involved in document discovery”

Justice Michael Wigney · On Just Terms · On Just Terms S2 E12 - Complexity, class actions and the future of litigation with the Honourable Justice Michael Wigney, Federal Court of Australia

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suggest that artificial intelligence can be used to cut down the drudgery of document discovery in litigation

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