“AI Addenda—Navigating the Legal Landscape Across the Software Lifecycle,” The Texas Lawbook

In an article published in The Texas Lawbook, Aly Dossa, Chair of the Intellectual Property Practice and Data Security & Privacy Practice, and Marcus Burnside, Senior Associate, explore how the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed software contracts, prompting the need for AI-specific addenda to address the unique legal and operational risks introduced by AI technology.

In the article, Dossa and Burnside outline the importance of AI addenda across three key stages of the software lifecycle—contracting/purchasing, implementation, and operation. At each stage, they discuss how organizations must evaluate and manage distinct risks, including compliance with evolving global regulations and rapid AI advancements. Dossa and Burnside also emphasize the need for consistent cross-functional collaboration between legal, technical, and operational teams to support the responsible integration of AI.

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