#Kurzweil 3000 update software#

All webinars are complimentary, and the webinars are open to the public. The purpose of the Flash Webinars is to capture the moments that #eDiscovery is in the news for educational purposes. “Nothing feels better than righting a wrong, particularly of this importance.”ĮDRM’s Flash Webinars are conversational and mostly PowerPoint-free, with questions and comments from the listening audience encouraged. This time it led to quashing a myth in American politics and may have significance in the upcoming presidential election,” said Bob Zeidman, founder of Zeidman Consulting. “I’ve dedicated my forensic career to uncovering truth, regardless of the consequences. The politically neutral conversation will focus on the role of the forensic engineer in proving facts in this high profile case with challenging, unique data from election systems. Lindell offered a $5 million reward to anyone who could prove that the data he released related to the U.S.

#Kurzweil 3000 update software#

The flash webinar with Bob Zeidman, the renowned software expert, and Founder and President of Zeidman Consulting, will be a discussion on how he won the “Prove Mike Wrong Challenge” initiated by My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell. So excited for this amazing #DoNotMiss discussion next week May 4th at 1pm ET 'A Fireside Chat with Bob Zeidman on Winning the My Pillow CEO's $5mil Challenge' Rob put a lot of research in to this highly insightful information and we are so grateful for all he does to educate the community! One of the coolest things Rob shares is a search bar which allows you to search for websites and see if they were used in the dataset and how much and ranking!Ĭheck out Rob's insights here: Mary Mack, CISSP Ralph Losey #research #google #GAI #generativeai #largelanguagemodels #legaltechĮxploring the Inclusion of eDiscovery-Centric Resources in the Google C4 Dataset: A Highly Selective Search Out today on #EDRM's JD Supra channel, the always brilliant trendsetter Rob Robinson of ComplexDiscovery Solutions shares 'Exploring the Inclusion of #eDiscovery-Centric Resources in the Google C4 Dataset: A Highly Selective Search' and is absolutely fascinating.