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The Tech Contracts Handbook
A perennial #1 bestseller from the IP section of the American Bar Association, The Tech Contracts Handbook is for lawyers and business people – anyone responsible for contracts. This “how to” guide uses simple English and examples to cover key issues, negotiation tips and sample contract language.
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“Social Loafing” and the Problem It Creates for Contracting AI
In psychology, social loafing refers to “the phenomenon where individuals exert less effort in a group task than when working alone, often due to perceived reduced accountability and shared responsibility,” according to Simply Psychology. Unfortunately, social loafing doesn’t require a group. We loaf when we’re working with artificial intelligence too.
What’s agentic AI, and how does it compare to typical gen-AI for contracting?
In an agentic AI system, “AI agents” take autonomous action, based on preprogrammed instructions. Those actions could involve multiple steps, multiple tasks, but the AI agents still perform without human intervention: without prompts. So agentic AI requires less direction than typical gen-AI. And it can work while you sleep, while
Alert: Your Contract Drafting AI Could Do More Harm Than Good Because of Bad “Playbooks”
As prep for a webinar on technology for contract drafting, I’ve been testing artificial intelligence (AI) products. In the process, I’ve run into a serious problem. Many AI systems operate under contract “playbooks” riddled with errors and misunderstandings. As a result, they give bad recommendations and suggest problematic terms. In