Perhaps few other cogs in the legal machine have to work as fast to keep up with technology as e-discovery teams—from managing ephemeral messaging apps to authenticating deepfake evidence to coping with the ever-changing privacy landscape.

It shouldn’t be shocking then that generative artificial intelligence, the latest tech innovation, would bring with it its own e-discovery curveball: more application programming interfaces, or APIs.

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