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OpenText eDiscovery Aviator Flex: Turn prompts into lasting legal intelligence

GenAI interest is rising. Usage of GenAI in the legal industry nearly doubled from 14% in 2024 to 26% in 2025[1]. Legal teams understand that they do not need GenAI to replace legal judgment, but to help apply that judgment more efficiently, consistently, and confidently across defined document sets.

Attorneys often already know the questions they need answered: what happened, who knew what and when, which documents support or contradict a position, and where the relevant obligations, risks, or admissions appear. The challenge is not identifying those legal questions but translating them into instructions that consistently produce useful results across a matter.

This is especially true because, up until now, legal teams have been using GenAI to perform prescribed tasks. What if you were no longer limited by the tasks mapped out for you, but could ask any question of your data that you need answered? What if...

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In the Hugging Face breach, OpenAI’s hacker was noisy and fast — but not unstoppable

Earlier this month, AI dataset platform Hugging Face shocked the world when it revealed that it had fallen victim to a fully autonomous AI-powered cyberattack. Days later, the story took another dramatic twist when OpenAI admitted that the hacker behind the breach was one of its AI models, which broke

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The lineage behind 69% of open models was never verified. Cisco just fingerprinted almost 900 for free

A security team approving an open-source model for production today starts with a repository page. The page lists the model name, the license, and a tag identifying the base model it descended from. That tag is a string the uploader typed. Hugging Face does not require uploaders to substantiate the

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Can Big Tech's 2030 climate goals survive the AI boom?

In the Hugging Face breach, OpenAI’s hacker was noisy and fast — but not unstoppable

Companies are finally seeing AI ROI — and now they know how much more value it can deliver

The lineage behind 69% of open models was never verified. Cisco just fingerprinted almost 900 for free