Litigating AI: Understanding Litigation Over Enterprise Implementation of Artificial Intelligence (On-Demand)

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$129.00

Course Description

Enterprise-wide “deep” integration of artificial intelligence is coming, if not already here. Litigation will shortly follow. Despite what surely will be a flood of lawsuits over enterprise applications of AI, many are not thinking about what that litigation will look like. This course is intended to remedy that by exploring the contours of what commercial claims involving AI will look like and how they should be thought through. This course will analyze potential commercial litigation claims, how they should be pled and argued, and relevant evidentiary concerns.

Syllabus

  1. AI features that implicate contracts and commercial litigation
  2. Contract, warranty, fraud, and other claims that can be asserted in connection with enterprise applications of AI
  3. Associated pleading and evidentiary concerns

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Varant Yegparian, Esq.

Original Date Of Course

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Varant Yegparian, Esq.
Varant Yegparian, Esq.
Varant Yegparian, Esq. is the founding partner of Yegparian PLLC, a commercial litigation firm in Austin, and brings experience from AmLaw 100 firms and a Chambers-ranked trial boutique. He represents companies and individuals in commercial disputes spanning trade secret litigation, technology disputes, contract claims, business torts, partnership disputes, and construction litigation, and writes and speaks on trade secret protection and legal issues related to artificial intelligence in business.
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