Oliver Bray
Senior Partner, Technology, Media & Telecoms Sector Lead
London
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool for efficiency. It is a driver of transformation, reshaping how we work, communicate and create value.
At RPC, we see AI as more than technology. It is a way to unlock progress while managing the legal, ethical and commercial risks that come with innovation.
AI spans disciplines, industries and legal specialisms. That is why we bring together experts from across the firm to provide integrated, forward-thinking advice. We do not just advise on AI; we use it ourselves, testing, refining and exploring its potential to better serve our clients.
We are one of the leading firms in AI, as part of our wider market-leading technology practice. Our expertise spans the full range of legal issues, from AI implementation and strategy to IP, content and data issues, as well as commercial and regulatory requirements and disputes. We regularly assist our clients on regulatory compliance, including the use of ‘big data’ to drive insight through analytics and the deployment of AI-driven tools, such as those we utilise for commercial contract reviews.
We recognise that opportunity often comes with complexity. The rapidity of change means that clients are making strategic decisions about ethics, policy and operational risk at speed. Then there is the known unknown; we can help We are helping clients realise the potential of AI while navigating the legal and commercial implications, both now and in the future.
One firm. One team. Helping you turn uncertainty into opportunity.
Drawing up and negotiating AI-related contracts with an appropriate legal and technical understanding is necessary. We provide clear, practical advice on licensing agreements, collaborations, and service contracts.
Investing in AI businesses requires a clear understanding of both technology and corporate regulation. We provide practical advice on structuring investments, joint ventures, and acquisitions, helping clients manage risks and maximise opportunities.
AI adoption works best when it is built on shared understanding. We work with clients and industry groups to deliver tailored training and engagement. From governance and risk management workshops to roundtables on new regulation, we provide the space to share insight and build confidence.
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