As generative AI dominated headlines and legal circles buzzed with speculation, questions quickly arose: Is AI replacing lawyers? Are LLMs even reliable? Can I use AI in my state? We at Complete Discovery Source (CDS) saw a critical need: clarity.
Legal teams, already strapped for time, were faced with a tidal wave of AI buzz—some informative, some alarmist, and much of it confusing. We wanted a concise way to cut through the noise. Thus 5 in 5 was born. 5 in 5 is a short-form video series focused on practical, digestible insights into how artificial intelligence—specifically, Relativity’s aiR suite—can actually be used in eDiscovery.
Why 5 in 5?
With our long-standing partnership with Relativity and a shared belief in smart innovation, we set out to deliver real-world AI education in five minutes or less per episode—one key topic at a time. We’re not here to hype AI. We’re here to help attorneys, legal ops pros, and discovery specialists make informed, confident decisions about using it.
Our host, CDS Vice President, eDiscovery Products & Solutions, Mike Milicevic, brings both expertise and approachability to the conversation. His interviews with Relativity leaders are straightforward, engaging, and most importantly—useful.
What We’ve Covered So Far in Episodes 1–3
We’re three episodes in, and each one focuses on a specific question legal teams are asking right now:
Episode 1: “Relativity aiR for Review”
Guest: Elise Tropiano, Senior Director of Product at Relativity
In our inaugural episode, we demystify Relativity’s aiR for Review. Elise walks us through what the tool does, how it’s used in legal workflows, and why it’s a smart place to start for those beginning their AI journey.
Benefit for viewers: Understand the fundamentals—what aiR is, and why it’s trusted.
View the full “Relativity aiR for Review” episode here.
Episode 2: “Relativity aiR For Privilege”
Guest: Peter Haller, Director of Product Management at Relativity
Privilege review is one of the most sensitive parts of discovery. Peter breaks down how aiR for Privilege supports this process by helping teams identify potentially privileged content quickly and consistently.
Benefit for viewers: AI doesn’t make final privilege calls—but it helps you find what matters faster.
View the full “Relativity aiR For Privilege” episode here.
Episode 3: “Prompt Engineering in Relativity aiR”
Guest: Kelly Wehbi, Senior Manager, Expert Product Services at Relativity
This episode dives into how to craft effective prompts—ones that generate consistent, defensible outputs from AI. Kelly explains why prompt design is key to successful outcomes and how to align prompts with case goals.
Benefit for viewers: Better prompts = better AI performance. It’s that simple.
View the full “Prompt Engineering in Relativity aiR” episode here.
Why This Collaboration Matters
CDS and Relativity have worked together for nearly two decades, and this series reflects a shared mission: to bring practical, powerful technology into the hands of real users—without the jargon, the fear, or the fluff.
This isn’t marketing dressed up as education. It’s education designed to empower your practice.
What’s Next?
We’re just getting started. Future episodes will explore how aiR is used in government investigations, how to validate AI results, and what’s next in the aiR suite. Our goal is to help legal teams stay ahead of AI’s evolution with ease and transparency.
We’ll continue to deliver short, focused conversations with experts who know their stuff and aren’t afraid to share it.
Ready to Join the Conversation?
Watch the latest episodes on our YouTube channel or follow us on LinkedIn for updates as we release new episodes including letting us know what you want to learn next.
AI is here. Let’s make it work for your discovery challenges. Email to learn how our experts can help your next matter regardless of size.
