--To the press -
A seminar on the practical use of artificial intelligence will be held at the National Press Club by gathering experts from the legal profession in Washington, DC.
Discussing the current situation where cutting-edge analysis utilizing artificial intelligence is becoming indispensable for proceedings, investigations by law enforcement agencies, and information governance.
UBIC Co., Ltd.
Masahiro Morimoto, President and CEO
2-12-23 Konan, Minato-ku, Tokyo
(TSE Mothers Code Number: 2158)
(NASDAQ ticker symbol: UBIC)
UBIC (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo, President Masahiro Morimoto), which is engaged in big data analysis business that makes full use of artificial intelligence when listed on TSE Mothers, will join the National Press Club in Washington, DC on June 6. We held a seminar on the practical use of artificial intelligence.This seminar is part of the quarterly "Signature Seminar Series" held by UBIC in the United States with experts in the legal profession, and this time the title is "A Predictive Analytic Approach to Investigations and Regulatory Disputes through Artificial Intelligence". With the attendance of more than 20 lawyers, government officials and litigation consultants in the DC area, cutting-edge analysis using artificial intelligence for litigation, investigation by law enforcement agencies, and information governance is becoming indispensable. A discussion was held on the current situation.
The seminar began with an explanation by Paul Starrett, Executive Officer of UBIC Headquarters and UBIC North America, Inc. Counsel & Chief Global Risk Officer, on big data definition and analysis methods.He is the representative of the Big Data Committee at the American Bar Association (ABA), the largest bar association in the United States.
In response to the current situation where the use of artificial intelligence is indispensable as a big data analysis method, the first panel discussion discussed measures to identify, avoid or mitigate the risks that occur in the activities of the organization.Rather than a passive approach of how to deal with problems after they occur, using the latest technology and taking active risk analysis and preventive measures will result in a lower cost than post-incident measures. The debate was developed on the issue thatDavid Shonka, on behalf of the US Federal Trade Commission, took the stage in this panel discussion, which also attracted attention from the perspective of the crackdown.
In the final panel discussion, discussions were held on a more practical approach to litigation, investigation, and information governance from the perspective of lawyers and vendor engineers who are actually using artificial intelligence and Predictive Coding.In order to analyze human behavior patterns from a huge amount of data and find out the slightest signs of risk and important evidence, it becomes impossible to respond without information analysis using the latest technology. In light of the current situation, lawyers have come to the conclusion that they should actively recommend the technology.
(From left) Christina Ayiotis, David Shonka
(From left) Paul Starrett (UBIC), Yoshikatsu Shirai (UBIC), Elle Pyle, Bennett B Borden
(From left) Christina Ayiotis, David Shonka
[Seminar Outline]
title:
“A Predictive Analytic Approach to Investigations and Regulatory Disputes through Artificial Intelligence”
program:
1. XNUMX. Introduction
“The challenges of Big Data and How the Legal Profession is Affected.”
・ Paul Starrlett, Esq., EnCE, CFE
Counsel & Chief Global Risk Officer
UBIC North America, Inc.
2. Panel 1
“Proactive Methods are Always Less Expensive than Reactive Ones –
Strategies to Leverage Technology to identify, Avoid & Mitigate Risks ”
Moderator: ・ Christina Ayiotis, Esq., CRM, Co-Chair
Georgetown Cybersecurity Law Institute
Adjunct Faculty, The George Washington University
Panelists: ・ David Shonka, Esq., Principal Deputy General Counsel
US Federal Trade Commission
・ Min Hee Kim, Manager Forensic Services Practice
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
・ Cheryl Scarboro, Esp., Partner
・ Michael Woodson, C | CISO ・ CIC ・ CAMS ・ CEI ・ CHFI ・ CEH
Director of Cyber and Network Security
Santander Bank, NA
3. Panel 2
“Advanced Analytics for the Legal Profession –
Big Data Challenges, Analytic Solutions & Thoughts for the Future ”
Moderator: ・ Paul Starrett, Esq., EnCE, CFE
Counsel & Chief Global Risk Officer
UBIC North America, Inc.
Panelists: ・ Elle Pyle, Esq., Discovery Counsel
Mcdermott Will & Emery LLP
・ Bennett B Borden, Esq., Partner
Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP
・ Yoshikatsu Shirai
Chief Client Technology Officer
UBIC, Inc.
(From left) Paul Starrett (UBIC), Yoshikatsu Shirai (UBIC), Elle Pyle, Bennett B Borden[About UBIC]
President Masahiro Morimoto
Address 2-12-23 Konan, Minato-ku, Tokyo Meishan Takahama Building
UBIC Co., Ltd. is an e-discovery business that preserves, investigates, and analyzes electronic data required in international cartel investigations, investigations related to the Federal Foreign Anti-Corruption Act (FCPA), IP proceedings, and PL proceedings. In addition to the electronic discovery support project), a behavioral information data analysis company that provides computer forensic investigation services that conduct investigations centered on electronic data.We have the world's highest level of technology for Asian language and the laboratory with the largest processing capacity in Asia. December 2007 Established a US subsidiary.Provided legal proceedings related to Asian companies from both Asia and the United States. At the end of 12, we developed our own eDiscovery support system "Lit i View ®" that enables eDiscovery in international litigation even within companies, and from October 2009, we developed "UBIC" as a cloud service. Started providing "Legal Cloud Service".In March 2011, we developed the world's first "Predictive Coding®" technology for Asian languages and succeeded in putting it into practical use.
Established on August 2003, 8. Listed on TSE Mothers on June 8, 2007. Listed on NASDAQ on May 6, 26.The capital is 2013 yen (as of March 5, 16).