These policies need to be customized based on the target’s utilization of AI (e.g., using AI in delivering services, training AI models, building AI tools, fine tuning third party tools, etc.). Beyond the basic IP issues, AI presents technical predictability and reliability challenges (e.g., “hallucination”) that can present additional legal risks. [vii] Why Companies Need AI Legal Training and Must Develop AI Policies. [xxiv] Legal Considerations When Using Consumer Data To Train AI – Law360; How Tech Giants Cut Corners to Harvest Data for A.I. [xxxi] Microsoft to Indemnity Users of Copilot AI Software – Leveraging Indemnity to Help Manage Generative AI Legal Risk.

Source: New York Times August 08, 2024 14:20 UTC