On Tuesday, Veritone released a new AI-powered application called Illuminate designed to assist e-discovery professionals with the transcription and translation of large, unstructured data sets. The product was designed to work across a variety of mediums, specifically documents, emails, audio and video, and serves as somewhat of an extension to the company’s preexisting Relativity add-on.

While Veritone’s history as an AI-based solutions developer means it’s no stranger to the technology making all of the wheels spin, this does mark the first time that the company has launched a standalone e-discovery platform—which of course puts it up against some stiff competition from long-time incumbents.

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