How We Use AI to Review Discovery
A report and a recorded interview can describe the same event differently. We use AI to help review the discovery you provide together, so attorneys can compare accounts and find the material behind a summary.
Work across the supplied discovery
The materials can include written reports, witness statements, and the spoken content of audio and video recordings. The available output depends on the files supplied and the services selected for the order.
Searchable transcripts and draft summaries give you a place to begin. Source references help you return to a document or a passage in a recording when a detail needs closer attention.
A fictional example
These short records were created for this demonstration. They show the kind of comparison an attorney can review using only invented records.
Synthetic demonstration
Two accounts, one question to check
These invented records describe an arrival at a building. Open each source to compare what it says.
Example report, page 2
"The person entered through the front entrance."
Fictional report excerpt.
Example interview transcript, 00:42
"I went in through the side entrance."
Fictional transcript excerpt. No recording was processed for this illustration.
The accounts name different entrances. Review both passages and their context before deciding whether they describe the same arrival.
References: example report p. 2; example interview 00:42.
This shows a review question and its supporting references. It is not a client case, a measured AI result, or a finding that either account is false.
What a comparison tells you
A difference between accounts raises a question for review. It does not establish that a witness is wrong, that two statements concern the same moment, or that the supplied discovery is complete. Read the surrounding material and check the source.
The same approach can help you follow a sequence of events or prepare questions about an interview. The attorney decides what the evidence supports.
What to expect from the deliverables
Transcripts include speaker labels and timestamps. Summaries are drafts with references to the supplied material. Our service uses automated processing and quality checks. Human-verified transcripts are no longer offered.
You can inspect the existing video-and-transcript sample for document features. For details about processing and confidentiality, read the privacy policy before sending a new order.