AI vendor contract requirements

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Topic: Ai Vendor Evaluation Non Technical

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Primary source: https://aismartventures.com/posts/how-to-evaluate-ai-vendors-when-you-are-not-technical-10-questions-to-ask

Quick Info

Prerequisite: explicit written confirmation that inputs, outputs, and any generated data belong to the customer.

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Key points

  • Which contract terms should be checked before choosing an AI vendor?: Data ownership, exit rights, and what happens to the data if the customer leaves should be checked.
  • What does data ownership need to cover in the contract?: The contract should confirm in writing that inputs, outputs, and any data generated from use belong to the customer.

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Prerequisite for clear data ownership: What must be present?

Prerequisite: explicit written confirmation that inputs, outputs, and any generated data belong to the customer.

Which contract terms should be checked before choosing an AI vendor?

Data ownership, exit rights, and what happens to the data if the customer leaves should be checked.

What does data ownership need to cover in the contract?

The contract should confirm in writing that inputs, outputs, and any data generated from use belong to the customer.

Sources

  1. https://aismartventures.com/posts/how-to-evaluate-ai-vendors-when-you-are-not-technical-10-questions-to-ask

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