Llm Expert Witnesses

Los Angeles, California

Artificial Intelligence, Software Engineering - data analysis, data science, source code analysis, patent infringement, natural language processing, class action certification, GIS and geospatial data, artificial intelligence, systems controls, data privacy, model analysis, LLM, Python, Java, neural networks, trade secrets, deepfake detection, computer vision, machine learning, SQL

Joe Sremack is a forensic technology expert with more than two decades of experience in complex data, software, and artificial intelligence analysis for high-stakes legal matters. As a Partner at Resolution Economics, he has served as consultant and testifying expert in over 500 engagements across state and federal courts, international arbitrations, and regulatory proceedings in numerous countries. Mr. Sremack is the author of AI Forensics: Investigation and Analysis of Artificial Intelligence Systems (Chapman & Hall, March 2026) and Big Data Forensics (Packt Publishing, 2015). He is a frequent speaker on AI forensics, source code analysis, and data analytics at legal and industry conferences. His technical expertise spans artificial intelligence system examination (including large language models, generative AI, and machine learning pipelines), deepfake and synthetic media authentication, proprietary source code analysis, advanced data analytics, and IT infrastructure assessment...

Atlanta, Georgia

Artificial Intelligence, Behavioral and Social Sciences - AI, Defamation, Online Harassment, Statistical Analysis, Sampling Bias, Polling Methodology, Survey Design, Survey Validity, Polling Methodology, Social Media, Political Advertising, Cyberbullying, Conspiracy Theories, Political Communication, Election Disputes, First Amendment, Vaccine Hesitancy, LLM, Measurement Error, Data Analysis

Sean Richey, Ph.D., is a Full Professor of Political Science at Georgia State University specializing in digital communication, online information environments, public opinion formation, and survey methodology. His research examines how narratives spread online, how individuals form beliefs, and how communication environments influence perception, reputational harm, and behavior. Dr. Richey has authored seven books and more than thirty peer-reviewed publications on political communication, online discourse, persuasion, conspiracy beliefs, civic behavior, and internet-mediated information environments. His recent work includes research on artificial intelligence systems, social media amplification, misinformation, and digital persuasion dynamics. He provides litigation consulting and expert analysis in matters involving: online defamation and reputational harm, AI-generated misinformation, social media amplification, digital narrative spread, survey methodology disputes, polling i...