Part Two of the ACC Foundation's AI 201 series provides a practical overview of the legal, operational, and ethical risks that arise in artificial intelligence and technology transactions, with a focus on issues counsel must evaluate during drafting, negotiation, and due diligence.
You'll explore key considerations such as data rights and ownership, model training and outputs, confidentiality and IP protections, vendor risk management, regulatory and compliance obligations, bias and accountability concerns, and evolving standards for AI governance.
The program will also highlight common contractual pitfalls and offer strategies for aligning business objectives with responsible technology use. Whether advising buyers, sellers, or developers, you'll leave better equipped to assess and mitigate risk in AI-driven deals.