Developments within IT are starting to disrupt and transform established business patterns – rapid adoption and convergence of artificial intelligence and the cloud is behind these changes so what can IT lawyers expect from artificial intelligence in 2016?
IT Law Trends for 2016 – Artificial Intelligence
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Richard has built an outstanding reputation for advice that combines commerciality and client service with innovative legal solutions to the business challenges of technology development, deployment and regulation. As a tech lawyer, Richard is top ranked in Chambers UK 2025, named in Legal 500’s Hall of Fame 2025 and has been recognised by peers in Best Lawyers since 2009.
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