Kristin Calve

For in-house teams, knowing the law is table stakes. The harder problem is building systems that understand how the company actually makes decisions—what it accepts, what it escalates, where it takes risk and when Legal must step in. Cecilia Ziniti draws ... See more

Mixed-chip AI systems could lower inference costs and extend existing hardware. They may also leave enterprises dependent on Nvidia for the architecture and engineering that make those alternatives commercially useful. Nvidia is working with chipmakers bu... See more

Thomson Reuters’ Claude integration is an announcement about connectivity, but the more interesting story is reliance: what happens when general-purpose AI moves into legal workflows that still require authority, accuracy and professional judgment. The An... See more

The real risk in a cyber incident rarely appears on day one. It emerges as early assumptions harden into decisions. When executives talk about cyber incidents, they tend to reach for the most comforting explanation first: this is an IT problem, it happene... See more

At the 2025 Georgetown Law Advanced eDiscovery Institute, experts warned that automatic recording and summarization features are quietly generating transcripts, storing them, and pulling privileged conversations into discovery before legal teams even know... See more