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By: Jessica Bishop and Sarah Stothart, GOODMANS LLP
This checklist provides an overview of key legal considerations attorneys should review when advising clients on negotiating and drafting contracts involving artificial intelligence (AI). Considerations may vary depending on the jurisdiction and nature of the AI at issue.
To review additional checklist items covering Indemnification, Ethical Considerations, Legal and Regulatory Requirements and Dispute Resolution, subscribers may access the complete checklist in Practical Guidance.
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Jessica Bishop is a partner in a business law group at Goodmans. Her practice focuses on corporate and commercial law with a focus on complex commercial technology transactions.
Sarah Stothart is a partner in the litigation and dispute resolution group at Goodmans. She maintains a broad practice primarily divided between complex commercial, insolvency, and intellectual property litigation.
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RESEARCH PATH: Intellectual Property & Technology > IP & IT in Corporate Transactions > Checklists
For an in-depth discussion of indemnification, see
> INDEMNIFICATION PROVISIONS IN COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS
For updates on state, federal, and municipal legislation related to the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), see
> ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE LEGISLATION TRACKER (2024)
For a full listing of practical guidance materials on generative AI, ChatGPT, and similar tools across multiple practice areas, see
> GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) RESOURCE KIT
For further discussion of service levels, see
> SOFTWARE AND IT SUPPORT AGREEMENTS: SERVICE LEVELS
For an examination of dispute resolution and remedies in outsourcing transactions, see
> DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND REMEDIES IN OUTSOURCING
> PRIVACY AND DATA SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS WHEN NEGOTIATING OR REVIEWING A TRANSACTION OR AGREEMENT
For a summary of key federal litigation related to AI, see
> ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: FEDERAL LITIGATION TRACKER
To track recent guidance, decisions, and actions taken by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and the U.S. Copyright Office related to AI, see
> ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY REGULATORY TRACKER
For a look at the primary and emerging legal issues related to AI, see
> ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE KEY LEGAL ISSUES
For a presentation on environmental, social, and corporate governance employment law issues, see
> ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL, AND GOVERNANCE (ESG) FOR EMPLOYERS AND HR: TRAINING PRESENTATION
For information on key AI-related considerations in mergers and acquisitions due diligence, see
> ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) INVESTMENT: RISKS, DUE DILIGENCE, AND MITIGATION STRATEGIES