David Tollen was pleased to speak once again at PLI’s terrific annual event in San Francisco – Advanced Licensing Agreements. His panel’s topic: “Artificial Intelligence IP and Licensing Issues.” David and Marcelo Halpern engaged in a freewheeling discussion about contracts for purchase and sale of AI. They discussed:
- Recent litigation on training data and copyright – and its implications for AI customers, vendors, and implementors, as well as broader implications for the future of creativity.
- Terms governing ever-changing AI regulation, provisions on model distillation and other vendor attempts to limit output use, language about liability for AI errors, and much more.
If you’d like to learn more about AI contracts, we encourage you to check out our self-paced, on-demand trainings – including the 2 hour AI Contracts: Drafting & Negotiating. Topics include:
- IP and other rights in outputs and inputs
- Use of outputs and inputs to train gen-AI
- Warranties and indemnities about 3rd party IP, privacy, defamation, discrimination, and other harms
- AI service level agreements (SLAs) and other terms about function and hallucination
- New AI regulations
- And more …
(You can review a sample lesson from AI Contracts here.) And, we offer the Tech Contracts Master Class, a four-course, c. 8 hour series covering essential terms in information technology contracts – including about AI.
We hope to see you at Advanced Licensing Agreements next year.