Rhys Dipshan is a Legal Tech Reporter at ALM. He covers a range of topics including legal tech issues, privacy trends, blockchain, AI, and cybersecurity, with a keen focus on the intersection of law and technology. Rhys has been featured in The American Lawyer and is known for his insights into how the legal field is adapting to technological advancements.
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Rhys Dipshan's articles predominantly cover legal tech, artificial intelligence, law firms, and technology integration. His focus on press releases and private sector announcements suggests he is likely to be receptive to news about new product launches or integrations related to legal tech and AI in the context of law firms.
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Experts offer their predictions on how data privacy will evolve in 2025, from how regulators and new laws are likely to impact organizations to the novel issues and developments that will be on data privacy professionals radars in the coming months.
A look at how experts see knowledge management evolving up in 2025, from the potential opportunities it faces in the age of gen AI, to the problems the technology could cause for KM teams, and more.
A look at how experts see in-house teams responding to new technology opportunities and challenges in 2025, from how gen AI could change the nature of their work to shifts in how they procure legal services, and more.
January 13, 2025 at 10:00 AM 6 minute read While gen AI has taken center stage over the past two years, other emerging technologies are likely to garner attention in the coming months.
By: Rhys Dipshan
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