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The application of the AI Act, the European Union’s comprehensive legislation on artificial intelligence , is now underway. Although the regulation formally came into force in August 2024, the first set of prohibitions only became effective on Sunday, 2 February 2025. Around 60 additional implementing measures are still required to fully operationalise the framework established by Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.
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The term “artificial intelligence,” first coined by John McCarthy, Professor Emeritus at Stanford, in 1955, describes it as “the science and engineering of intelligent machines.” AI has undergone radical evolution over the years. Today, the integration of generative AI presents new challenges within the business landscape and beyond, requiring a thorough examination of its legal implications.
In this article, we will focus on the legal implications of using generative AI in product creation and service delivery.
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It’s safe to say that not many suppliers, if any, like receiving paper contracts and processing a bunch of paperwork. And once that paperwork is filled out, staff has to scan or manually enter information from those paper forms. It’s inefficient and time-consuming, and it’s why more and more companies are using digital signatures for contract compliance.
With e-signatures and digital forms, businesses can electronically fill out the forms at their convenience, and data is sent to the supplier automatically, so no more paperwork is necessary.
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Multiple parties Confidentiality obligations Penalties and remedies Purpose
An NDA, or confidentiality agreement (from the English “Non-Disclosure Agreement”), is a legal contract entered into between two or more parties to protect confidential or proprietary information that is shared between them. The main purpose of an NDA is to establish legal obligations for the parties involved that prevent them from disclosing or misusing confidential information.
NDAs are commonly used in a wide range of business contexts, including agreements between companies and employees, merger and acquisition negotiations, collaborations between companies, and agreements with suppliers or business partners. To explore all the other available templates go back to the Marketplace.
2 parties Appointment Confidentiality and personal data Notice termination Intellectual property
A Mutual Introducer Agreement, also known as a Referral Agreement or Intermediary Agreement, is a legal document between two parties who agree to refer potential clients, customers, or business opportunities to each other in exchange for a mutual benefit or compensation. This agreement formalises the relationship between the parties and outlines the terms and conditions under which referrals will be made and compensated. To explore all the other available templates go back to the Marketplace.
2 parties Renewal Scope of use Fees Description of content
A Content license agreement is a legal contract between a content owner (licensor) and a third party (licensee) that grants the licensee permission to use, distribute, or otherwise exploit the licensor’s content in accordance with specified terms and conditions. This type of agreement is common in various industries, including publishing, media, entertainment, software, and online platforms.
Content license agreements are essential for establishing clear rights and responsibilities between content owners and licensees, protecting intellectual property, and ensuring compliance with applicable laws and regulations. They help facilitate the lawful distribution and use of content while providing a framework for resolving disputes and mitigating risks associated with content licensing arrangements.
To explore all the other available templates go back to the Marketplace.
Multiple parties Confidentiality obligations Penalties and remedies Purpose
An NDA, or confidentiality agreement (from the English “Non-Disclosure Agreement”), is a legal contract entered into between two or more parties to protect confidential or proprietary information that is shared between them. The main purpose of an NDA is to establish legal obligations for the parties involved that prevent them from disclosing or misusing confidential information.
NDAs are commonly used in a wide range of business contexts, including agreements between companies and employees, merger and acquisition negotiations, collaborations between companies, and agreements with suppliers or business partners. To explore all the other available templates go back to the Marketplace.
