Spotting Data Red Flags in AI Vendor Contracts: What In-House Counsel Need to Know
Tuesday, September 23rd • 3:00 PM – 4:45 PM ET
AI is moving faster than the contracts meant to govern it. From free tools sneaking in training rights to enterprise vendors carving out broad uses of customer data, the risks for in-house counsel are multiplying. Confidential information, IP leakage, and privacy compliance all come down to one thing: how well you can spot (and negotiate) the data handling red flags hidden in vendor agreements.
Join us on Tuesday, September 23 at 3:00–4:30 p.m. ET as Michael Haynes, General Counsel at Juro, cuts through the noise and zeroes in on what matters most for U.S. in-house legal teams right now: protecting your company’s data when dealing with AI vendors. This session will provide practical strategies you can use immediately in negotiations to mitigate risk and strengthen your company’s position.
Key Takeaways:
The most common data red flags in AI vendor contracts—and how to spot them fast
Why input vs. output data ownership is critical, and what’s now considered “market standard”
How to push back when vendors resist, and fallback protections that actually work in practice
Internal guardrails every legal team should use to supplement weak vendor terms
Who Should Attend:
This program is designed for in-house counsel who are currently negotiating or expect to negotiate with AI vendors. It will be particularly valuable for general counsel, corporate counsel, and legal operations leaders seeking practical guidance on safeguarding data rights, minimizing exposure, and establishing internal protections when vendor terms fall short.
