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Master the essential drafting strategies, risk allocation models, and legal safeguards needed to protect your business against emerging AI liabilities.
As organisations increasingly adopt AI-powered tools, contracts are becoming a critical mechanism for allocating risk, protecting confidential information, and defining responsibility for AI-generated outputs. Standard contract provisions often fail to address emerging issues such as model training, AI-assisted work product, data use, vendor transparency, and human oversight, leaving businesses exposed to legal and commercial uncertainty.
This practical course equips legal professionals with drafting strategies for managing AI-related risk through effective contract clauses. Participants will explore how to review, negotiate, and adapt contractual provisions that address AI use, liability, confidentiality, warranties, indemnities, and governance, helping clients adopt AI technologies while reducing legal and operational risk.
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Founder | Rose Law Firm & Astor Nobel Law
David Rose is the founder of Rose Law Firm and a Toronto-based lawyer with over 25 years of experience in business law and litigation. He has extensive expertise in franchise law, hotel and hospitality law, commercial leasing, and a broad range of commercial transactions. Working closely with entrepreneurs, David advises clients on the acquisition and disposition of franchises, hotels, and businesses across a variety of industries, while also providing practical guidance on the day-to-day legal and commercial challenges they face. His entrepreneurial mindset enables him to deliver commercially focused advice that aligns with his clients' business objectives. Known for his practical judgment, clear communication, and strategic approach, David has earned a long-standing reputation for helping businesses navigate complex legal and commercial matters. He is also recognized as a dedicated and tenacious advocate, committed to achieving successful outcomes for clients of all sizes.