Navigating IP in AI due diligence

As AI models evolve over time, specific considerations will need to be incorporated into any due diligence. These include whether the solution is licensed-in to be licensed-out and has been pretrained/trained with third party or customer data.

by Marc Schuler

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Advising Rezolve AI on formation of US$1 billion Bitcoin treasury

by multiple authors

Integrating AI software into business operations: ensuring data protection compliance

by Susan Hillert, geb. Lipeyko, Lic. en droit (Toulouse I Capitole)

Ofcom consults on draft OSA guidance on improving women and girls' online safety

by Debbie Heywood

Advising Rezolve AI in its strategic acquisition of GroupBy Inc.

by multiple authors

Call to evidence: use of AI in banking, pensions and other financial services to be subject to new inquiry by MPs

by Alexander Swayne

Capital connections: a framework for AI company founders making investment and exit decisions

by Josef Fuss

The IAF's process to help address GDPR lawfulness in AI development and use: how to demonstrate a legitimate interest

by Victoria Hordern

Accountability as a deal accelerator: what buyers and sellers need to know about bias and responsible AI

by Jonny Bethell