Don’t grant a fault-based indemnity
I think it’s a mistake to indemnify against claims resulting from indemnitor negligence or other wrongdoing. Indemnities against 3rd party claims usually specify the claims
I think it’s a mistake to indemnify against claims resulting from indemnitor negligence or other wrongdoing. Indemnities against 3rd party claims usually specify the claims
Does generative AI really present a gaggle of copyright brainteasers? Or are the answers actually simple, based on old law?
Feedback licenses and assignments create a mess for the customer. And they’re not necessary for the vendor. Here’s a better clause.
Generative AI raises five sets of issues not often found in IT contracts. So do other machine learning (ML) systems, particularly those trained on massive
I used AI to generate the image below. (I wanted new wallpaper for my laptop, but this was a bit more sci-fi than I had
This is the third and last in our series of posts about contracts for purchase and sale of AI. Click here for the first post
This just in: The European Union adopted its “adequacy decision” for the European Union-U.S. Data Privacy Framework (“DPF”). The U.S. launched its process by which
This is the second of a three-post issue-spotter about contracts related to artificial intelligence. Click here for the first of the series. B. Ownership and
In addition to law, I write about history — at a separate website, Pints of History. I just posted an article there on what history