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SUMMARY:AI Series - Part I: Introduction to Machine Learning
DESCRIPTION:Join the ACEDS NY Metro Chapter for  a panel discussion on machine learning.\n\n\n\nJoin data scientists from Brainspace\, FRONTEO\, NexLP and OpenText for an introduction to the technology that powers TAR and AI. We’ll give a non-technical overview of how the technology works and how that might inform your workflows. \nModerator: \nLilith Bat-Leah\, Senior Director of Data Science\, FRONTEO USA \nLilith Bat-Leah\, CEDS\, is a senior director of data science at FRONTEO\, a publicly traded global technology and services company specializing in artificial intelligence\, cross-border litigation\, managed review\, and consulting for the eDiscovery market. She has extensive experience managing\, delivering and consulting on electronic discovery\, including meet and confer\, identification\, preservation\, collection\, processing\, review\, analysis\, and production of electronically stored information. She regularly participates in negotiations around electronic discovery and has provided expert testimony in both domestic and international court proceedings. Ms. Bat-Leah now specializes in the application of statistics\, analytics\, machine learning and data science within the context of electronic discovery. She writes and speaks on varied topics\, including ESI protocols\, statistical sampling\, and technology assisted review. Ms. Bat-Leah currently serves on the EDRM Advisory Council and the ACEDS New York Chapter board. She is a member of Sedona Conference Working Groups 1 and 6\, and was a founding board member of the ACEDS Chicago Chapter. Lilith graduated from Northwestern University magna cum laude and has been CEDS certified since 2015. \nSpeakers: \nDr. Jeremy Pickens\, Principal Data Scientist\, OpenText \nJeremy Pickens\, PhD is one of the world’s leading information retrieval scientists and a pioneer in the field of collaborative exploratory search\, a form of information seeking in which a group of people who share a common information need actively collaborate to achieve it. Dr. Pickens has seven patents and patents pending in the field of search and information retrieval. As Principal Data Scientist at OpenText\, Dr. Pickens has spearheaded the development of Insight Predict. His ongoing research and development focuses on methods for continuous learning\, and the variety of real world technology assisted review workflows that are only possible with this approach. Dr. Pickens earned his doctoral degree at the University of Massachusetts\, Amherst\, Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval. He conducted his post-doctoral work at King’s College\, London. Before joining Catalyst Repository Systems and later OpenText\, he spent five years as a research scientist at FX Palo Alto Lab\, Inc. In addition to his OpenText responsibilities\, he continues to organize research workshops and speak at scientific conferences around the world. \nDr. Irina Matveeva\, Head of Machine Learning\, NexLP \nDr. Irina Matveeva is the Head of Machine Learning at NexLP LLC and Adjunct Professor at the Illinois Institute of Technology. Her research interests include graph-based methods and semi-supervised methods for language applications. Her research focuses on latent semantic models of word and document representations and models of word similarity.\n Dr. Matveeva received her Ph.D. from the University of Chicago.  She co-chaired the TextGraphs workshops in 2012\, 2011\, 2008\, and 2007\, and is a reviewer for IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering\, IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks\, Journal for Information Retrieval and Journal of Artiﬁcial Intelligence Research. \nDr. David Lewis\, Chief Data Scientist\, Brainspace \nDr. Lewis brings 30 years of experience designing machine learning and language processing algorithms\, dating back to his award-winning dissertation establishing text categorization as a new field of study at the intersection of information retrieval and machine learning. In research at the University of Chicago\, Bell Labs\, AT&T Labs\, and David D. Lewis Consulting\, Lewis pioneered many techniques that are now common in text analytics and beyond\, including uncertainty sampling\, stratified estimation of classification effectiveness\, scaling of probabilistic classifier outputs\, and high dimensional Bayesian logistic regression.  For this work\, Lewis was elected a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 2006. Since 2000\, Lewis has served as an inventor and technology advisor for more than 50 companies and organizations\, while continuing to pursue research in computer science. In 2005\, Lewis created the first publicly available test collection for e-discovery research (the CDIP or “tobacco” collection)\, as well as co-founding\, with Jason Baron and Doug Oard\, the first open evaluation forum for e-discovery research (the TREC Legal Track). Lewis has also served as a consulting expert or expert witness in numerous patent and e-discovery disputes\, including the landmark da Silva Moore\, Kleen Products\, Actos\, and Rio Tinto cases. Lewis holds a BA in Mathematics and a BS in Computer Science from Michigan State University\, and a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
URL:https://nymetro.aceds.org/events/ai-series-part-i-introduction-to-machine-learning/
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SUMMARY:ACEDS NY Metro Chapter: Advancing Your eDiscovery Career Into Privacy
DESCRIPTION:Join the ACEDS NY Metro Chapter for a virtual event.\n\n\n\nThanks to the GDPR\, CCPA and the increased focus on data privacy\, companies and law firms have been increasingly focused on data privacy compliance. \nThe event will be a discussion with people who have been able to transition from an eDiscovery role to roles more focused on data privacy.  It will be a lively discussion about the journey of these professionals and how they navigated their careers into the privacy field. The panelists will share the practices that worked for them\, the benefits of certain certifications\, the challenges they faced and how they succeeded in overcoming these challenges. We will also discuss how eDiscovery skills can be practically applied in the data privacy industry and steps that eDiscovery professionals can be taking to expand their expertise. \nSpeakers: \nJared Coseglia\, Founder and CEO\, TRU Staffing Partners \nJared Michael Coseglia is the founder and CEO of TRU Staffing Partners\, a staffing company representing talent and opportunities in the data privacy\, e-discovery\, and cybersecurity verticals since 2010. Coseglia has successfully placed over 3000 professionals in full-time and temporary positions at the Fortune 1000\, Am Law 200\, and throughout the global consultancy\, service and software provider community. His ability to identify\, deliver\, mentor\, and help retain talent has given him the privilege of quickly becoming the globally recognized “go-to” individual for hiring managers and job seekers in need of staffing solutions or career guidance and management in legal technology and data protection. Coseglia’s unique style of representation\, vast network of relationships\, and subject matter expertise has helped earn him and TRU a host of awards including the Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Private Companies in America rankings two years in a row\, #1043 in 2016 and #1189 in 2017. \nEric Pulsipher\, MBA\, CEDS\, CIPP/E\, CIPM\, Sr. Systems Analyst – Global Legal Applications\, NBCUniversal \nEric Pulsipher\, MBA\, CEDS\, CIPP/E\, CIPM\, is part of NBCUniversal’s Privacy & Compliance team under NBCUniversal’s Global Legal division.  He brings extensive law firm experience to help bring balance to all stakeholders’ requirements – including firms BakerHostetler LLP and Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP. Eric is passionate about leveraging relevant data and tech across eDiscovery\, data privacy and compliance programs. \nTracy Bordignon\, Director\, Information Governance\, Privacy and Security\, FTI Consulting \nTracy Bordignon is a Director with FTI’s Information Governance\, Privacy and Security (IGP&S) practice in the Technology segment. She has nine years of experience consulting to corporate and law firm clients with a focus on leveraging technology to develop and improve e-discovery and information governance practices. Tracy has worked with high-profile clients in a wide array of industries\, including healthcare\, pharmaceutical\, media broadcasting\, gaming\, petroleum\, food\, finance\, manufacturing and technology. Tracy consults clients regarding information governance and data privacy issues including holistic privacy assessments\, data remediation\, California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA)\, General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)\, merger integration and Data Subject Access Requests (DSAR). She has successfully managed dozens of domestic and international e-discovery reviews for high profile mergers\, litigations and internal investigations. Tracy has substantial experience handling data related to Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and Personally identifiable information (PII). Tracy has assisted with deposition/interview preparation and identifying key documents within large data sets using analytics.
URL:https://nymetro.aceds.org/events/aceds-ny-metro-chapter-advancing-your-ediscovery-career-into-privacy/
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SUMMARY:ACEDS New England & ACEDS NY Metro Chapter Open Discussion and Trivia Event
DESCRIPTION:Please join us as we discuss “How to Meet the Reality of an Extended Period of Working from Home and Changed Office Environments.”
URL:https://nymetro.aceds.org/events/aceds-new-england-aceds-ny-metro-chapter-open-discussion-and-trivia-event/
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SUMMARY:Test Event - NY Metro Chapter
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