Redgrave LLP Presents 'Beyond the Prompt: Assessing the Discoverability of AI Prompts and Outputs'

Redgrave LLP, a leading law firm specializing in eDiscovery and Information Law, hosted a webinar titled "Beyond the Prompt: Assessing the Discoverability of AI Prompts and Outputs" on January 15, 2026, at 1 PM ET. The session was led by Redgrave's experts Robert Keeling, Rana Dawson, and Emma Hall, who expanded upon their article "Don't Rush Past Relevance: Assessing the Discoverability of AI Prompts and Outputs."

The webinar delved into the evolving role of artificial intelligence (AI) in legal discovery processes, emphasizing that AI interactions—both inputs (prompts) and outputs—are becoming significant sources of discoverable data. As organizations increasingly integrate AI tools like Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini into their workflows, understanding the discoverability of AI-generated content is crucial. The session covered key topics such as applying relevance and proportionality principles to AI data, practical considerations for preservation and collection, privacy implications, and lessons from case law on search history and internet activity.

Participants gained practical guidance on evaluating obligations to preserve or collect AI data, insights to inform discovery strategies, and methods to mitigate risks as AI becomes integral to legal workflows. The event was conducted virtually, allowing professionals from various locations to attend and engage with the content.

This webinar was particularly beneficial for legal professionals, information governance specialists, and compliance officers seeking to understand the complexities of AI in the context of legal discovery. By attending, participants were equipped with the knowledge to navigate the challenges posed by AI-generated data in legal proceedings.