7Jan
Regulatory Compliance and Transparency in Artificial Intelligence
The concept of transparency in artificial intelligence has been debated extensively. Transparent AI allows humans to understand the conclusions being drawn from AI algorithms. Black-Box AI lacks transparency in that the conclusions drawn from algorithms...
7Jan
Limitations of Liability in Artificial Intelligence Contracts
Limitation of liability provisions place limits on the amounts that the parties would otherwise be able to recover in court. For example, it is common in technology contracts for both sides to agree to waive...
7Jan
Article 22 of GDPR and Artificial Intelligence Contracts
Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation “GDPR” can play a major role in artificial intelligence projects. Article 22 of the GDPR provides that data subjects have the right not to be subject to a decision based...
19Dec
How to Resolve an SIIA Audit Followed by a BSA Audit
Sometimes a company receives notices of audits from many publishers or trade associations at the same time. Often this is because multiple agencies have received confidential reports from the same informant. If a current or...
5Dec
Treat Audit Demands Like A Litigation Hold Letter
Software publishers are regularly auditing customers to ensure compliance with license agreements, and may initiate audits directly, or through entities such as BSA|The Software Alliance, and the Software & Information Industry Association (“SIIA”). These entities...
31Oct
Don’t Jeopardize Your Release of Liability! Complete post-settlement obligations
As software audits increasingly become a way for software publishers to increase revenue, it is more important than ever to ensure that after a company has invested effort into resolving an audit, the company does...
