eDiscovery Today

At ILTACON 2025, Tiana Van Dyk and Brandon Hollinder, Epiq emphasized the importance of making AI accessible and defensible.

Tiana Van Dyk, Managing Director, Epiq

"Attendees that I spoke to really loved our conversations around making AI “Accessible” – there were a lot of eager head nods and people leaning in to hear how they could do that. Our job as experts and collaborators is not only to educate but to simplify, demonstrate parallels, and build trust and confidence in these technologies. Implementing the good old “people, process, technology” focus will help us produce defensible outcomes that are greater than the sum of those three parts individually."

Brandon Hollinder, Vice President, eDiscovery and Cyber Solutions, Epiq

"Still the conference for the lit support/eDiscovery leader and role in part because the tech is more accessible than at other conferences.  Despite GenAI the core of what the attendees do – the goals and outcomes they help deliver – have not changed drastically nor has the need for them as people. How they get that done and the tools they use are what’s changing – they have more power and efficiency at their disposal now but they still have a role and a place and experience can’t be replaced by AI is the feeling.  The challenge is if the entry level tasks needed to create that experience are replaced what does the future of the roll look like or how are future leaders developed with GenAI performing entry level tasks."

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Carrie Trent
Epiq, Senior Director of Communications & Public Relations
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