Customer AI addenda have become a regular part of sell-side negotiations. If your product uses AI anywhere, or if your delivery team does, you're probably seeing riders that ask you to disclose what you're using, promise you won't train on customer data, and agree to comply with AI laws generally. Most of that language is drafted from the buyer's side and doesn't account for how your product actually works or what your company can commit to. Responding well means sorting out which requests you can accept as written, which need limits, and which would create obligations you can't reliably meet.
In this webinar, Laura Frederick and Carly Penner will work through the AI provisions that show up most often on customer paper and how to redline them from the seller's seat. They'll cover AI use disclosure, including what to concede when a customer wants to know how AI shows up in your product or delivery stack and how much detail is safe to put in a contract. They'll take a close look at customer data and training restrictions, and how to respond to no-training clauses while preserving the product improvement rights your team depends on. They'll also cover compliance with AI laws, including how open-ended compliance covenants tend to be drafted and counter-language that ties your obligations to the laws that actually apply to your role in the transaction.
*Live CLE Credit Information:
How to Contract will apply for 1.25 hours of General CLE credit in TX.
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1.00 hour of Substantive CLE credit in Pennsylvania
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