Carter Ledyard & Milburn, a leading law firm in the Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML) and Automation Industry Group, is hosting a series of discussions on leveraging opportunities and managing risks related to generative artificial intelligence. The firm’s practitioners are breaking down the complex characteristics of contracts, service agreements and vendors to identify ways of minimizing risk for companies and their data.
The first part of this series is dedicated to AI Vendor Contracts. The article serves as a general guide and offers insights into the subject matter. However, it is recommended to seek specialist advice for specific circumstances related to AI vendor contracts.
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