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    AI Legal Issues for Executives

    Understand the contract, data and oversight questions to resolve before your organization buys, builds or uses AI.

    Plan this workshop

    Audience

    Executives, business-unit leaders, legal and compliance leaders, technology leaders, and boards overseeing material AI use.

    Duration

    90 minutes

    Delivery

    Online or in person

    Know what to ask before adopting AI.

    Before approving an AI tool or use case, leaders need to understand what happens to their data, what the contract permits and who is responsible for oversight. This workshop connects those questions to the decisions executives and boards have to make.

    Program outline

    • AI use cases, authority, and acceptable-use rules
    • Vendor terms, training rights, data use, confidentiality, and output rights
    • Customer commitments and AI-related disclosures
    • Governance, oversight, testing, incident response, and escalation
    • Employment, intellectual property, privacy, security, and regulatory touchpoints

    Program format

    The private workshop includes a planning call, review of current AI priorities or policies, the live workshop, executive scenarios, and a practical decision framework. Board, executive-team, and cross-functional versions are available.

    Leave prepared to…

    • Identify the legal issues attached to a proposed AI use case.
    • Evaluate vendor and customer terms involving AI and data.
    • Distinguish policy questions from contract questions.
    • Assign ownership for approval, oversight, and escalation.
    • Build proportionate governance around material risk.

    Your instructor

    Dan Liutikas, founder of Org Law

    Dan Liutikas

    Dan Liutikas serves as outside counsel and an advisor to businesses, associations, nonprofits, and their leaders.

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