This is your last chance to register for our February 13 webinar, w/Q&A, that focuses on artificial intelligence contracts. Join David Tollen to learn what software terms work (or don’t) in contracts involving AI.
And, don’t miss your chance to register for our webinar on March 12, about the Top 7 Worries for Customers in Contracts about Software, AI, and Other IT.
Can’t join us live? Recording access is available to registrants for a limited time (on request, for set 2 week period starting soon after live class).
Artificial Intelligence Contracts: Drafting and Negotiating (February 13)
Artificial intelligence is software – delivered via the cloud, like SaaS, or as an on-premise system. The most sophisticated forms – generative AI — have features unlike any other software. We’ll look at those differences and the new terms they require. And we’ll look at commonalities with traditional software deals, grounding ourselves in the familiar.
Topics covered include:
- Rights to training data, prompts, and outputs
- Special IP risks and their impact on indemnities, warranties, and more
- Privacy compliance terms
- Terms on hallucination, defamation, and other third party risks
- AI’s role as SaaS … or not
- And more …
Top 7 Worries for Customers in Contracts about Software, AI, and Other IT (March 12)
Our trainings generally strive to discuss both contracting parties’ points of view. But once in a while, we look particularly at the needs of one side. In this webinar, we’ll address the key concerns for customers in contracts about artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and other forms of software. But this program isn’t just for customers and those representing them. It is valuable also for vendors – and those representing them – to better understand your customers’ contract terms and negotiating positions.
Topics covered include:
- Negotiating SLA terms and specifications
- The limit of liability and its many exceptions
- Indemnification — what matters and what doesn’t
- Privacy terms and the separate question of privacy compliance
- And more …
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Our presenter. David Tollen founded Tech Contracts Academy® LLC. An attorney, instructor at U.C. Berkeley Law School, and expert witness, he authored the American Bar Association’s perennial bestseller, The Tech Contracts Handbook (ABA Publishing; 3rd ed. 2021). It is available from Amazon here, and other retailers.
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