Looking for self-paced learning about information technology contracts’ ever-tricky and evolving data terms? In today’s blog, we focus on one of our data-specific on-demand courses: Data Terms in AI and Cloud Services Contracts.
Few contract-drafters really understand data, particularly that you can’t own meaningful IP rights in data. So contracts often address data rights poorly, particularly in agreements about software-as-a-service (SaaS) and other cloud services. Plus, new, complex issues arise when AI-related contracts grapple with data terms – particularly contracts for purchase or sale of generative AI.
In under an hour and a half, this recorded course addresses these issues and explains the terms you need to manage data. And it is conveniently broken down by lessons and clauses.
Topics covered include:
- “Ownership” of data and the limited value of IP
- Rights in prompts, training data, and outputs from machine learning, particularly gen-AI
- Data indemnities and the problems they raise
- Promising privacy compliance, or not
- And more …
We welcome you to view a sample lesson free, right here.
Interested in other pre-recorded programs? Learn more about our on-demand offerings here.
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- California: Tech Contracts Academy is an approved CLE multiple activity provider (MAP). Your CA CLE credit is “participatory” for attending live webinars, “self-study” for watching on-demand courses and recordings of webinars. Credit is “general” unless a subfield is identified on a course’s sales page.
- Other Jurisdictions: We provide a certificate and other resources that may assist students seeking credit outside California. (Jurisdictions differ on whether students may self-report or apply individually and, if so, what’s required.)
- See here for more details about our CLE.
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